32 Note Glockenspiel Xylophone Bell Kit, Percussion Instruments for Music Teaching with Adjustable Stand, Mallets and Carrying Bag, Professional Xylophone Bell for Adults & Students(black)

It's great! Fits good in my daughter's room doesn't take up a lot of space. And it comes in a zip up bag to store it away.

Would not recommend

I love the sound of this glockenspiel. You will be heard from far away with this. The mallets feel light and responsive, yet give a solid hit. The placement of a couple of the notes were slightly off but overall, a nice construction. I recommend this for any parent wishing to drive their kid's grandparents crazy.

Don’t waste your money or time. The keys are mislabeled and the screw doesn’t fit properly. Super unstable. Will be returning

The notes sound nice once you get them to stop from binding. When I first got the instrument, many of the plates were bound up by inaccurate screws. it took me several hours to get everything freed up and adjusted to vibrate freely.

What I like about this product is the design and material used for it. The design is great because it has its own stand that is adjustable in height. The product isn’t too big or too small perfect for a xylophone. The material used seems to be sturdy and looks high quality. It came with small stool to sit on. Overall, I’m satisfied with this purchase.

I decided to get this glockenspiel since I wanted to add variety to what I already add on hand. This seems like it would be more than fine enough for my use case. Included in the packaging is the glockenspiel itself, a soft case, a pair of mallets and a stand. The instrument is chromatic and has 32 notes, which is a two and a half octave range starting from a F up to a C. The sound blocks are made out of metal, but the frame is made out of plastic. As for the stand, it is made out of a mix of metal and plastic and can be adjusted to a maximum height of 110cm and also can be angled if desired. The installation process is easy enough. Simply unfold the stand, remove the wingnut on top and spin the glockenspiel on it. To make sure it is sturdy, you’ll have to screw it tightly or it will shake a bit. It is a bit weird, but it does the job. You’ll be able to play pretty much right after this step. The sound quality is good and I took the time to actually see if they are tuned correctly and yes, it is the case. This means that if you play with a track or other people, it won’t sound out of tune. The only problem in my opinion is that since all the blocks are actually screwed (which is not supposed to be the case), it sometimes vibrates right on the underside of the screws and sounds weird/aggressive. Other than that, I don’t see any other problems. All in all, if this is for a beginner or simply to play for fun, this is worth it in my opinion. It sounds good enough, is tuned correctly, and is loud enough. I recommend it!

I played the Xylophone during high school and this was perfect out of the box. No tuning required and the notes sounded just like the professional one I had in high school band.

This was a fun little instrument to play with. I liked that the height is adjustable which made this really kid friendly. Putting this together was a little rough and I found that the tolerances when assembling are questionable but if you are buying this as something for the kids to play around with and don't think about that too much, it's fine. The sound is really nice and sounds quite nice.

A bit difficult to setup, some screws didn’t fit too well. But it still works. And it sounds great!