Overview
It is small enough to attach to a keychain and costs just $30.
History
The quirky Stylophone synthesizer has been around since the 1960s. It has featured on tracks like David Bowie's "Space Oddity," and the company has now refreshed its cute Stylophone Mini instrument for modern audiences.
Design
The Mini was first introduced in 2010 before leaving production years ago. The new model is extremely small, roughly the size of a credit card, and includes a loop to connect it to a keychain or hang it from a car dashboard.
Colors
The refreshed Stylophone Mini is available in three colors, including a brand new pink option.
Design
The instrument proudly maintains its historical design with little interest in modern accoutrements, fulfilling the company goal of offering something simple, fun, and real.
Despite its diminutive size, the device functions as a real Stylophone. It features the same number of keys as its larger sibling, comes with a stylus for playing, and includes built-in speakers.
The Mini is available right now with a price tag of just $30, continuing the tradition of budget-friendly instruments.
Alongside David Bowie, artists such as The White Stripes, Kraftwerk, Blondie, and Pulp have used the device on records or during live performances.
