Here are the features:
Wednesday, December 12, 2012
The New Stylophone is a Full Analog Monosynth
You may recall that the Stylophone name, ( the cool little toy synth made famous by Kraftwerk and... er... Rolf Harris... ) recently surfaced again with a cool stylophone beatbox. Now manufacturer Dubreq brings things up another notch with the release of the Stylophone S2, which they describe as a "serious British-made analogue synth". The synth has a suggested retail price of around $479 (yikes).
Here are the features:
All metal construction
Portable, only 308mm X 120mm X 26mm and less than 1kg
37 note (3 octave) keyboard, with +/-2 octaves of OCTAVE shift
Monophonic keyboard works with wire-free stylus (included) or finger touch
All analogue signal path
Classic British 12dB/octave state-variable filter
Dual all-transistor voltage controlled oscillators.
Sub-oscillators for incredibly fat-bass
Aux. input (to use the filter and envelope generator as effects)
Eight waveform LFO (low frequency oscillator) with 14 octave range
4x AA cell operation or external DC (mains adapter not included)
Main output: 1/4" jack-socket
Use internal speaker or headphone amplifier (3.5mm headphone jack)
CVI (Control Voltage Input) and Trigger via 3.5mm jack sockets
Unique illuminated speaker detail spins to show LFO speed
Here are the features:
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