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S-1 Stylophone Pocket Synthesizer

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$29.25 $39 In stock

Category: Analog Synthesizers

The Stylophone is an iconic mini synth, known for its super-fun stylus, compact design, and unique retro sound. Used by everyone from David Bowie to The White Stripes, the Stylophone S-1 features the same quirky vintage analog sound as the original, first released in 1968. Easy to Play, Hard to Put Down Play by tapping and sliding the connected stylus along the touch-sensitive metal surface. Each segment on the surface plays a different note. It’s easy to play, perfect for beginners. Fun and Compact with Unique Analog Sound Everything you need to play in one tidy package. 3 AA batteries to power; no charing required (not included). Compatible with multiple audio-recording interfaces. 3 octaves and vibrato effect. Build-in speaker with volume control and optional headphone jack. 3.5mm stereo cable connection.

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S-1 Stylophone Pocket Synthesizer

Easy to Play, Hard to Put Down

Fun and Compact with Unique Analog Sound

Designer

Brian Jarvis

Brand

Dubreq Studios

Material

Metal

Size

3.5 x 2 x 1.75 Inches

Origin

London

Customer Reviews (4.2 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Carter ★★★★★

The stylus approach feels surprisingly precise for such a tiny box, and that scratchy retro tone is exactly the David Bowie vibe I was chasing. I've lost an hour already just sliding between the octaves, and the compact size means I can jam on it at my desk without annoying the whole office.

Ava P. ★★★★★

The stylus glides across the metal keys so smoothly, and the S-1's built-in sequencer makes it stupidly easy to lay down a retro loop. It's tiny enough to toss in a jacket pocket, yet the analog sound has real character. I've been messing with it every night since it arrived.

Isabella ★★★★☆

I was worried the metal body would feel cheap at this size, but it's surprisingly solid and the stylus glides across the contact strip with a satisfying scratch. Took me an afternoon to get the vibrato knob to do what I wanted, but once I did, the retro tone is pure fun for messing around on my desk