great sound!
- Rating
- Posted by
- Jackie
- Date Posted
- 06/21/2022
they work just how i needed them to! good quality sound for playing "horses" with our toddler.
Description
This special effect creates an authentic sound of horse hooves clipping and clopping along. A great effect not only for Sounds of the Season but all year-long.
"Hooves" only, does not include board included with previous model.
"Hooves" only, does not include board included with previous model.
Product Info
| SKU | CRL-HORSE |
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Customer Reviews
Not Worth the Money!
- Rating
- Posted by
- Patty Jacob
- Date Posted
- 10/11/2014
These "authentic" horse hooves sound like a couple of plastic yogurt cups on a Formica countertop. A very cheap and un-useable sound. I got a better sound from the blue and red plastic temple blocks. Surprised that Steve Weiss would carry such a chintzy product. Buy the plastic blocks instead.
An oldie but a goodie!
- Rating
- Posted by
- Randy Austin
- Date Posted
- 06/28/2014
Again, here's another item that disappeared when Carroll Sound did (and Kamen/LP faded out the distribution of these sound effect items). When the old versions show up on ebay, they cost a mint and may not be in great shape. I have a set of the CS horse hooves without the board, and while they are good, you have to have the hard wood board to complete the sound! This adds to a percussionist's arsenal of sounds that people's ears recognize, but perhaps not in the context you use them. Good, solid, dependable effect - just like the old ones were! Thanks again, SWM, for keeping these great esoteric historical instruments alive!
More sounds possible than I thought
- Rating
- Posted by
- Andy S.
- Date Posted
- 06/21/2014
Can be played on the board or against each other to interesting effect. Scraping with some force on the board creates great squeals. Be sure to try clapping part way off the edge of the board for more low end. Boom.
Carroll Hourses Hooves
- Rating
- Posted by
- Mike Costello
- Date Posted
- 04/23/2014
Bought these for a medley of old TV Western themes I'm performing with a community band. I also tried a wood block, temple block, and coconut shells. I like these better.