Ideal for children of all ages! Create original music from 5 different instruments, French horn, flute, piano, violin and harp or play music from eight Mozart compositions. Large colorful buttons light up to the tempo of the music. Soft, rounded corners make it easy for a baby to hold. Batteries included.
A true breakthrough in music education, the Munchkin Mozart Magic Cube will be music to your baby's ears. Providing hours of interactive play for budding young composers of all ages, this award-winning toy is the perfect musical foundation for little ones.
The Munchkin Mozart Magic Cube teaches how sounds combine to create baby's own Mozart masterpieces. View larger. |  | The Munchkin Mozart Magic Cube offers: - Sounds from 5 instruments.
- Soft, rounded corners for baby's safety.
- Fun and entertainment for babies of all ages.
|  | | Music Education in a Cube
Fun, creative, and inspiring, the Magic Cube teaches how sounds combine to create eight Mozart masterpieces. With a touch of a button, this interactive cube lets your child add or subtract from any combination of five different instruments, including harp, French horn, piano, flute, and violin. Each selected instrument button flashes along to the beat of the music. An orchestra button even plays all the instruments at once. Baby-Safe Design
Designed with durable plastic construction, the Magic Cube features bright colors such as yellow, green, purple, and magenta. Made with soft, rounded corners, it's easy and safe for baby to hold. The 6-inch cube requires three AA batteries (not included). |
Customer Reviews
Average Customer Review
Mozart Magic Cube, January 9, 2009
By
J. AndersonIt was perfect for our 9 mth. old grandson. Excellent price. Wonderful, interactive toy.
Christmas Magic, January 9, 2009
By
M. R. JonesGave this to my 1-year old granddaughter for Christmas and her mother finally had to give her a "time out" from it. Not that it was annoying -- on the contrary. It proved to be a favorite! Lots of great tunes, instruments and fun, fun, fun.
Great concept but terrible sound!, January 9, 2009
By
Ahhling (NY, NY)
I agree with some other reviewers- the idea of this toy is great. Teaching a child to hear good music and to listen close enough to hear the different instruments that contribute to the overall sound of a piece. Having the power to turn certain instruments on and off is fun and helps one hear the music in a different way. But my god the quality of the sound doesn't even attempt to sound like a real instrument. It's jarring and when my baby first heard it, she looked shocked and cried. Eventually she got used to it but do I really want her to get used to 'music' that is so electronified and distorted? Would love this if they had focused on the quality of the music instead of just getting it out there.
Nice Gift Idea, January 8, 2009
By
C. Lorena (LV NV)
I bought the Mozart Cube for my 10-month old godson for Christmas 08. The package was quickly delivered and I was pleasantly surprised with the toy. I liked the rounded corners and the weight of the box, which meant it would survive my godson's rough usage. The sounds were also interesting--pleasant to hear for the first hour or so, but after awhile it started to grate on my nerves. It also sounded like it was dying, but that could have been the batteries... which we couldn't figure out how to replace...
Munchkin Mozart magic cube, January 8, 2009
By
K. Lawrence (CA)
I bought this product online for my 16 month old granddaughter. I was a little worried when I tested it myself before giving it to her. In a quiet room it seemed too loud and there was no way to control the volume.
But on Christmas morning, with 5 of us in the room, the volume seemed fine. She knew right off the bat what to do with it. Some of the tunes even had her dancing. I think as she gets a bit older, she will figure out that each button makes a different sound.
Unlike some of the reviews I've read, my daughter-in-law, who has a degree in Music Therapy was not turned off by the quality of the sound.
All in all, I'm happy I bought it because my granddaughter seems to love it.
