Stylophone Mini Synthesizer
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Stylophone, the vintage reissue of the pocket synthesizer!
The Stylophone Mini Synthesizer is the perfect instrument for wild blind tests with friends or to serenade under the balcony of the object of your desire. It's easy to take with you on your travels and carry anywhere
It is the ideal gift for a musician friend, a music-loving colleague or if you want to treat yourself to a trip down memory lane! The instrument was used by David Bowie in his famous song Space Oddity and is a timeless instrument that will provide hours of entertainment.
Features:
- Analogue sound like the original, improved product and packaging
- Was used by David Bowie, the Beatles and Queen
- An original and memorable gift in retro packaging
- Easy to learn
- Easy-to-interpret sheet music in numbers included in the box
- Easy to carry, allows you to compose at any time
- Delightfully immerse yourself in the 70s
- 3 AA batteries (not included)
- Headphone output and audio input for connecting an MP3 player
- Dimensions: 6 x 22 x 12.5 cm
Stylophone is the legendary pocket synthesizer, invented in 1967 by British engineer Brian Jarvis and manufactured by Dubreq in England. The iconic instrument is played by touching a printed keyboard with a metal stylus, producing its unmistakable retro sound. David Bowie immortalised the Stylophone on «Space Oddity», and it was also used by Kraftwerk, John Lennon and numerous other artists. Since its relaunch in 2007, the range includes the classic S-1 as well as modern analogue synthesizers, drum machines and theremin variants — with over 4 million units sold worldwide.
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