Paper jams guitar any good?
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FoundWanting ·
10/11/2010 13:05
DS also wants to be a rock star. Or an olympic swimmer. Or professional rugby player. Ideally all three. 
FoundWanting ·
11/11/2010 20:47
Ok. The wrapping was ripped off at 7am by DS1 who, at the grand old age of 12, is officially "too old for toys" 
It has proved to be a big hit with not only him, but also DD (age 9) and DS2 (age 6) and I would certainly reccommend it.
Youngest just wants to strum along to the tracks on it while throwing rock-star shapes in front of the full length mirror. The older two are getting into seeing what they can make it do in 'free-style' mode.
I'll let you know whether or not their interest is maintained, but certainly a very good start.
FoundWanting ·
11/11/2010 22:14
Just looked at the packaging and all it says is 'Series One'. It shows 5 different designs on the back and ours is the more red one.
DH bought it and says there wasn't any choice in Toys'R'Us when he went in.
I think they all have 3 different tracks and if you want to get the drums too it would make sense if DCs were playing the same song for the true rock band feel.
morethanyoubargainfor ·
11/11/2010 22:27
We brought one for our ds for his 8th birthday in October, he is fascinated by it. I wandered about buying it for weeks before i did and i am so glad i did buy it for him. I also brought the amp and the drums. I would say the drums are the worse bit of kit and possibly a waste of money. We also got him the strap.
The amp is brilliant, my ds loves it. I wouldn't have given it to a younger child to be honest and we have a 5 yo who isn't allowed to use them but he is very heavy handed and i think he would break it.
He certainly feels like a rocker with his paper jamz .
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