Millenium 8" Tambourine Reviews

Inexpensive tambourine works well

Comfortable to hold and use. looks and sounds like it should. sound on the harsh side, but have you heard one that's not? Does what's it supposed to be do.

available for little money.

I enjoy watching the kids how they love to play it. of course I also love the rhythm that comes out of my hand

Good quality and sounds great!

Good quality and sounds great!

Great for the price!

It's well built and sounds how it's supposed to, which is exactly what I want for less than 10€

Great value

I use this Tambourine mainly for recording, because I really like the overall sonic balance, and the fact that it's not ear-piercing loud. For the price, amazing buy.

Cheap and fun tambourine, good if you look for something to start experiment with. The quality construction is not the best, as the small rods that hold the cymbals tend to come off after a while, if you play with sticks, and the wood is not very hard.

If you're gentle with it, it should last.

Does the job

Great for keeping the rhythm, the sound quality is decent but nothing special. Very good if you need a tambourine and don't want to spend too much

Decent

Decent quality tambourine. Like it for the price, for non professional usage is good and affordable! So far so good.

I don't have high expectations but was nicely surprised with this product.

Price reflects the quality

I read other reviews, that the tambourine is very frail and it is true. It is good for your home use and recordings, but deffinetely not for heavy gigs. Made of plywood, with dents here and there and the finish quality not the greatest, but it otherwise does it's function, just look after it and don't strike it too hard against your palms.

the cost-benefit ratio offered - fine!

Good tambourine for the price

I bought this tambourine because I needed more percussion sounds for some home recording. I think this tambourine is good quality and worth the price.

The sound is a bit thin but the chimes do have a nice high end to them. Although I don?t think I would use it for gigs or any serious recording sessions.

This is also a great instrument for introducing kids to music, especially due to it's small size and light weight. It?s really easy to play and it?s a lot fun to bring along for a jam too.

Review

Well built, cheap, lightweight, however it is quite quiet and lacks the full sound you expect from a tambourine.

A normal tambourine

The wood seems to break as soon as you hit it, but it's reasonable for the price.

It sounds decent, but it's a very basic quality instrument.

I recommend it for amateur music or for experimental studio sessions, but if you are looking for something a little more serious or more good sounding I suggest to invest a little bit more of money.

good value

i bought this for my young daughter as an introduction into musical instruments. it appears very well built and has a nice sound to it. ideal for beginners and a bargain at the price.

Junk quality

I used it on 2 concerts and all the pins of the discs came out. So I got hurt on my hand. This is junk quality. Don't buy. I bought a new plastic one, hope it holds.

Cheap tambourine

Decent enough for the price I guess but mine broke down after two days and one gig. It doesnt sound all that great but it works ok for rehearsals and gigs.

Great for classroom use!

used loads in school.

Beginner tambourine

This tambourine sounds ok in the practise room, but did not last very long under live gigging conditions. Lost it's chimes very easily, so might be more suitable for children who wont hit it as hard!