Micro Jammers trombone

This Micro Jammers released in 1997. It's the second best from those released in 1997. My favorite is the Surfin' Guitar, but this one's still decent. However, I do NOT like the trumpet at all. I like how the trombone is gold and shiny. Also, this is probably the last Micro Jammers I'll be getting since I do not want to try the last 2 (bongos and trumpet) as they aren't good at all and I already got many duplicates as well.

[@Misguided_Robot273]

Well you finally got one! If you take it apart you can manually adjust how much the slide changes the pitch.
I love the sound of this one, it’s so funny lol! For the collection you should just finish it off and get the other two

[@reviewerman10]

I'd rather not take it apart. I prefer things "as is" unless I have several of the same and one has a very bad pitch range. I also appreciate your suggestion about finishing the collection, but I genuinely don't want to get the last 2. Also, these things are very overpriced so that's another reason why I don't mind not finishing the collection. I prefer having a collection with those I like than a full collection with those that aren't for me.

[@teej1991]

That’s exactly why I stopped buying them at least for now. Focusing more on Mr. Christmas stuff, because they’re even rare. I’m not getting rid of mine that I currently have, but some things that I’ve got my ion are really hard to find; like the Takara breezy singers common yellowthroat. Found that while browsing yesterday and I really would love it, but I already purchased the mini carnival music boxes that were actually sold in a bundle; teacups, carousel and Ferris wheel.

[@reviewerman10]

@@teej1991 You still have the same 2 Micro Jammers (fiddle and surf guitar) right? Or did you get more off camera back then, but just never filmed them?

[@teej1991]

update, bought the Common Yellowthroat. All I needed to do was to swap out the bad batteries, and it moves and chirps as it should.@@reviewerman10