Meinl FJS2SBK Foot Jingle Shaker, Black

Nice little musical extra for musician's that already have both hands in use and want to add something extra to their sound.Quality is good as is the sound.Perfect for Xmas or winter songs!Hint: Just make sure you remove the jingle shaker after the performance!Would I buy again? Yes

This was bought to bring my foot more into play when playing my cajon, adding more flavours to any piece I am involved with. Great idea, and only really tested a few times (not in a gig context so far), but fits nicely around foot. Not sure if the strap will stay secured to the item for a long time, but sure will find out over next few months. Not too much of a 'jingle' but enough to play along with cajon in my opinion

This foot tambourine sounds great and is well built of the price.I've played hundreds of gigs with it and it is still working well (although it needed some superglue fixing after a two week tour). Overall, surprisingly durable for an affordable product.NB - you will need to use a bit of string and clip to attach it to your laces, otherwise it will kick off the foot very easily.

Lovely addition to my music classes :)

Great idea let down by poor quality product, especially the stapled on strap. That is actually a bit of a joke and I am expecting that to come off soon. Probably fixable though

I've used these several times a week for months, ans they show no sign of wearing out. I thought that after a while the elastic might give way, but no, they're as good as ever. Great for adding that extra oomph to an acoustic guitar set.

There are 2 different types of these on the market and I went for the slightly cheaper one.First airing at an outside gig with our ukulele band I saw a silver disc come flying off and down the drain cover never to be retrieved.The pins that hold the tambourine discs in place (?) are loose so that when you tap your foot ( which is the whole idea of this product) the pins work their way out of the plastic casing and the metal discs are free to go rolling off down drains.Thankfully I had an old broken tambourine so I could extract some replacement discs from that to replace the 2 lost ones.I then put some thick gaffer tape over the holes to stop the pins sliding out again.If you do buy this, I suggest you either put some tape over the end of the pin holes or a biggish blob of glue to hold them in place.I did e-mail the company to tell them about this big design fault in their product and they just said they'd look into it..but no offer of replacement discs or anything.The elastic strap is quite short and has held up so far but would have trouble getting around a clumpy boot with thick soles.Having had a go on the more expensive one I sort of wish I'd bought that one instead.UPDATE: Elastic strap broke while doing a gig last week. Had to fix it myself with new elastic strap. Not good2nd UPDATE. It looks like they may have taken some of the previous complaints on board and there is a new one with a better design that at leads the pins don't fall out. The elastic strap is still a little bit short

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