The kazoo is a simple novelty wind instrument that creates its distinctive buzzing sound when the player hums through its mouthpiece. It originated in the United States during the 19th century and remains popular for its accessible design and playful tone.
- The modern kazoo was patented by Warren Herbert Frost in 1883.
- Traditional kazoos commonly use plastic or metal tubes with a vibrating membrane.
- The membrane vibrates with the player's voice to create the characteristic buzzing tone.
- Traditional kazoos are simple and affordable, while electric models can connect to amplification equipment.
- Kazoos are used in folk, blues, rock, children's music, and other genres.
- Popular models range from Rs. 8,594 to Rs. 14,259.
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