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Otamatone Electronic Synthesizer Toy, Black
A note-shaped Japanese electronic instrument you play by sliding your fingers along its stem and squeezing its face.
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Stylophone Original Pocket Synthesizer
About this product
The Stylophone is played by tapping and sliding its connected stylus along a touch-sensitive metal surface, where each segment plays a different note across 3 octaves, with an optional vibrato effect. The listing traces it back to its original 1968 release and its analog sound, and notes it's been used by musicians including David Bowie and The White Stripes. It's under 12 cm wide, runs on 3 AA batteries, and has a built-in speaker plus a headphone socket. A 3.5mm stereo cable lets you route it into a computer's line input to record or process the sound further.
Why We Like It
It's a genuinely playable instrument that fits in a coat pocket, with that unmistakable buzzy analog tone. An easy, low-pressure way for anyone to make music, whether it's their first instrument or their tenth.
Highlights
- Pocket-sized analog synthesizer played with a stylus
- 3 octaves with optional vibrato
- Built-in speaker and headphone socket
- Runs on 3 AA batteries; under 12 cm wide
- Line-out via 3.5mm cable for recording
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