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Boomwhackers
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1 Boomwhackers
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Try hitting the Boomwhackers on all sorts of surfaces to
hear the notes they make. Available in diatonic and
chromatic sets.
070-BW100 C - C 8 notes £13.85
5 note add-on (C#, D#, F#, G#, A#)
070-BW101 £9.75
070-BW102 13 notes - BW100 and BW101 £23.45
2 Wooden Stand
This wooden stand is designed to hold a full chromatic
set of Boomwhackers and ensures all your set stays
complete. Also looks fantastic in your music display.
070-BW400 £12.95
3 Boomwhackers Lower Octave
Combine with the standard diatonic scale to form two
full diatonic octaves.
070-BW200 7 Note Diatonic C-B Set £25.75
5 Note Chromatic Set (C#, D#, F#, G#, A#)
070-BW201 £19.95
070-BW300 Includes BW102 and BW202£64.25
4 Outdoor Boomwhacker Frame
Give your Boomwhackers a new lease of life with the
Outdoor Boomwhacker Frame. Simply whack the
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Boomwhackers with a beater. Great for both indoors
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and outdoors. Lollipop beater not included.
070-MES0520 £149.00
5 Octavator Tube Caps
Lower the pitch one octave. One size fits all
Boomwhackers®. Easily snaps on either end of
Boomwhacker tubes.
070-BWC8 £4.65
6 Boomwhacker Cards & Dice
Build your own Boomwhacker tune with a roll of the
dice. Containing each Boomwhacker note (C-C
diatonic), the 8 cards slide into a sleeve on each side
of the dice. Roll the dice to create your latest
composition.
SET OF 8
070-MES0069 £10.95
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