Thai Teak Wood Traditional Wooden Xylophone, 8 bar Notes 11 inch. Thai marimbas, Gold Brown.

Small but beautiful . Carved wood details were great, theres a adjustable string the holds the keys which is good to have that option. Sweet music.

NOT a Musical Instrument!If I had read the reviews I'd have seen this most important mark against this item. The description says it is 8 tones, but that is not necessarily true. I have 8 keys on mine, 3 of them are the same note, and one is just about a 1/4 tone off from those 3. In addtion, those notes are not a scale. They are mostly chromatic half steps. Don't get me wrong, I'd love it if all 8 notes were half steps apart, but they are not. There was no consideration put into the tones.As for the look of the product, it is fits the bill. The teak wood is pretty and on the whole the product looks cool, which made it all the more disappointing that the tones are terrible.The product is not well built, even considering the poor instrumentation, it's just built ok. The string that holds the keys together is poorly knotted. The keys are not uniformly separated. I'm not even certain that the keys CAN be uniformly separated and still hang high enough to not touch the base.If all you want is an eye piece for a Polynesian theme, this xylophone is fine. But if you want an instrument, go elsewhere.

My son loves to collect unique instruments. He will love this for his birthday. It's so neat looking and the sound quality isn't too bad.

Unfortunately, the wood music pieces are not musical. Only three have a sound. The rest just " clunk".. And the three that make a Idea sound are not in scale order. In other words, idea great. However, in reality, not a musical piece.

barely audible. not really loud enough for percussion instrument… grandson likes it anyway… wants to keep it.

Missing parts. Hand tools not with it

imagine hitting some wood sticks with another wood stick, that is the sound you get from this thing, is not a xylopone at all.

Thought I was getting something playable