Hard Case for SSAT Recorders by Early Music Shop

Hard Case for SSAT Recorders by Early Music Shop

Marsoni

M251S

$110.00

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Hard Case for SSAT Recorders by Early Music ShopHard Quartet case for Sopranino Soprano Alto Tenor recorders (not suitable for knick tenors). Recorder case made from wood, covered with artificial leather and plush lined interior. With compartment for sheet music in the lid. Dimensions: 44 x 29 x 10. 5cm Weight: 1. 80gm

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Okay, I just wanted to say I've bought this item three times even tho my huge super chewer dogs inevitably destroy it, and here's why: It's NOT a chew toy! Pretty much *ANY* toy will not survive a strong chewer unless it is made from an indestructible material, and indestructible materials are often dangerous for doggy teeth. The noises this thing makes entices dogs to be extra violent on it. The trick is, you need to supervise them with the toy and if they move from chasing/bouncing it to "gnawing furiously" remove it and replace it with a safe treat toy to chew on (like a rawhide or antler, or a kong stuffed with frozen/difficult to remove treats) to satisfy their chewing needs on a safer item. This will extend the life of the toy. This way, the only damage it takes is from them mouthing/throwing it, which is what it is designed to withstand. This method is the only safe way to play with just about any play toy if you have SUPER chewers. There are many toys out there that will last longer, however, this one makes noise and that is super valuable to enrich your dogs' life. In essence, you're paying (insert current price of this item) to get several hours of SUPERVISED play time out of this toy over the course of several months. As far as noise makers go, this is only one of two toys I have found to hold up long enough to be worth the price. Go for it.

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Reviewed in the United States on December 22, 2015