Musical Toys
Fisher-Price Precious Planet Kick and Play Piano
(Baby Product) Fisher-Price
Release date: 2009-05-04
Soft piano keys respond easily to baby's touch
There are also two fun lights at the top to entertain baby
Long play: Baby enjoys a continuous medley of songs and sounds
Fits easily in the crib or moves to the floor as baby grows
Build-a-song: Kicking or tapping the keys lets baby build a series of short tunes
Price:
$32.99
$29.99
Customer Reviews:
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GREAT!!
If I would have made a review about this product when my son was 4months old I would have only gave it a 2 because he would kick but wouldn't seem all that interested. But now that we finally made a move we have started to unpack things and once I found this I gave it to him one morning. Right... -
Very quiet and not safe for the older babies crib.
When I pulled this out and turned it on the first thing I thought was, "Wow, it's really quiet."Regardless my daughter started banging happily on it and really liked the lights. As a matter of fact she went pretty nuts on this thing, loved it at first.And though we could barely hear it she seemed...
Answers
I put in in different areas on our keyboard and the keys don't seem to line up. Where do I alogn it so it works correctly?
FYI...
This product was discontinued and taken off the shelves in 2002...
but Fisher Price has a support center of their own and a 1-800 toll free number...
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A Fisher Price keyboard that I circuit bent. This one turned out really cool because the pitch/glitch knob functions differently based on the ...
Philip Edward Fisher records the Handel Suites for Keyboard at Symphony Hall, Birmingham, England.
I am not musically inclined but my four year old loves music. He has a keyboard and the other day I taught him how to play the only song I know how to play "joy to the world" He has been playing it non-stop. I would like to label his...
search for "keyboard tablature"
its an easier form of sheet music with many free peices on the internet.
no downloads necessary.
just write the notes on a small peice of tape and place them on the keys.
Price:
$52.99
$44.89
The piano includes short-play music and long play
As baby grows, level up the piano for sit and play fun
Soft piano keys respond easily to baby's touch, activating lights and musical ditties
Promotes physical development, coordination, strength and balance
Bright colors and smiling faces offer visual stimulation
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@ Im a free spirit when it comes to beats as long as it doesn't sound like it was made on a fisher price keyboard lol
Smh!! People still have those generic ringtones that sound like they were made on a fisher price keyboard???!! 
@ like it was designed by fisher price. Anyway... ur making me not want an iPad! Is there a decent keyboard or not?Farewell party
WEDNESDAY
ICE CREAM SOCIAL: Sun Towers, 101 Trinity Lakes Drive, is hosting a free old fashioned ice cream social Aug. 10, 1:30 to 2:30 p.m. Music from the '50s will be performed by Eddie Fisher. RSVP (813) 634-3347.
DESSERT PARTY: The Council of Catholic Women of Prince of Peace Catholic Church will play cards or board games at their Dessert Card Party Aug. 10, noon to 3:30 p.m. in Conesa Center. Cards, tallies and pencils are furnished. Call (813) 633-2460.
ROD AND REEL: The Rod and Reel members meet on the second Wednesday of the month at 7 p.m. in the Kings Point Clubhouse Craft Room. Email kpfishingclub@gmail.com or call (813) 633-2521.
OPEN BRIDGE: The Sun City Center Duplicate Bridge Association sponsors a flighted open game for area players each Wednesday, Friday, Saturday and Tuesday. Games begin at 12:30 p.m. in the Horizon Room. Game fees are $2 for Kings Point and SCC residents; $3 for all others. Email lojofoster@verizon.net .
KoRn sound with Line 6 Floor POD Plus? - GeekChat!
Good evening. I was wondering if anyone had any EQ/effect settings for a decent KoRn sound on a Floor POD plus. And in case anyone is thinking of telling me I should find my own sound instead of emulating the sounds of others, I'd like to say that I've been playing for twelve years and have long since developed my own sound. I simply like to "collect" the tones of bands I like. So if anyone has any settings they'd be willing to share, it would be greatly appreciated
The "monkey?" In any case, even if it can hook up to the computer, I don't have a cord to hook it up with (besides the fact that this hellspawn hunk of crap I'm using eats hard drives like tater chips). And since I'm a bit strapped for cash I was wondering if anyone has any settings they'd be willing to type in on here (I kind of like tweaking the knobs myself anyway)....
Ellen Fisher's Journal: RIP, little keyboard
I observed my desk and pointed out that while playing on Neopets, she'd spilled a cup of water I'd left on the desk. The keyboard is officially deceased (all I could get out of it was jwwjww, no matter what keys I hit) and has been replaced by a newer, sleeker model. I will be more careful not to leave water around in the future, and have reminded her to please check for beverages before sitting down at my desk.
