Libellud Dixit Six-Player Edition
Give a clue that one friend will understand and another will misread.
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PRODUCT PHOTO · SEE CREDITSAn entire scale disguised as eight plastic pipes.
These colour-coded tubes turn a table, your palm or a well-timed group of friends into a percussion section. Each length produces a different note, so arranging a melody becomes a wonderfully physical game of passing colours around.
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There are no keys, strings or batteries: the instrument is the tube, and making music starts with a tap.
The listing is the eight-tube BWDG diatonic set. Octave-lowering caps, bags and classroom extras are not included. The photograph shows the branded tubes in an educational display, not the retail packaging.
BWDG eight-note C-major diatonic set, C to C; tubes only, no Octavator caps or classroom bundle.
Give a clue that one friend will understand and another will misread.
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