I've been using these for years, no problems. Customer service is A++

I'm away from my young daughters for work and this product helped the girls go to sleep hearing me sing their special lullaby without being super sad. Thank you so much. Most products similar to this are only 20 or 30 sec and of course any song is much longer, so I appreciate the length of recording the most. I already was giving this product 5 stars as is, but when I saw the review from KD and response from the company I wanted to leave 5 more stars. I'm in customer service and so many times a customer gives nasty reviews when in fact they are the ones at fault. But never should you correct the customer especially if it make them feel a certain way but you know sometimes you have to do it you can no longer smile and nod. I'm sorry I'm know this was highly rude and not my place but man reading that just made my day. It made me feel better about all the countless times I have wanted to correct a customer but had to bite my tongue instead. Thanks for a great product and for making my day. Sorry KD.

I’ve been using these Invite By Voice sound boxes for a couple of years now, and they are great. It’s so cool that you can put any audio
(music, sound effects, speaking, radio and tv programs, etc.) on the boxes.
I usually cut the provided white on/off button, add to and lengthen the wires and hook them up to a momentary contact button.
Then the audio plays at the push of a button, where you can listen to the full 3 min. & 33 seconds of it.
I just love them.
I do have the advantage of a small recording mixer, so I can mix down or blend multiple audios also.
They can make your project come alive and they don’t even have to be plugged in.
I build industrial or vintage style, repurposed lighting, giving sound to and old radio or cb.
These boxes are “The Secret Weapon”.
The picture below was a 1930’s/40’s stamp- vending machine that I turned into a “Ticket Vending Box. The clowns head spins by motor, on top, the whole thing lights up and then there’s the recordings of old Circus Music that plays on the box that I put inside.
People always ask me, “How do you put the sound in there.