Stylophone Stylophone
£14.99
Music > DJ Equipment > Music Accessories. · The legendary music machine made famous by THE Australian maestro ........ is back· All the same classic features as the original, plus a few new ones· Vibrato, hand tuning, stylus and volume control· Headphone socket· MP3 function: play along to any music via the line in (includes hook up cable)· 2 new exclusive Stylophone sounds, as well as the original classic sound· Requires 3 x AA batteries (sold separately) Those of us of a certain age will remember the original Stylophone made famous by Rolf Harris. Now it''s back and better than ever. Ideal for those original owners who want to recreate the weird and wacky tunes they learned in years gone by, or for anyone who just wants to simply make good music using the instrument that defined a generation.
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£19.95 Stylophone
The Original Stylophone[TM]. Back after 40 years, this iconic instrument was made famous by musicians ranging from Rolf Harris to David Bowie and Kraftwerk! Tap the electronic keys of this pocket synthesiser with the stylus supplied and make funky music including new Classic, Synth and Bass sounds. You can even plug in your MP3 player and play
£14.99 Stylophone
It may have been invented in 1967, but 40 years on this re-invention is bound to be another hit Stylophone
£14.95 Stylophone
The greatest little instrument of the century is back! This year sees the re-launch of the Stylophone! It has now been sympathetically reproduced with the original design in mind – even down to the packaging. The Stylophone retains all the features from 1969 but with up-to-date technology, making it even more fun to make your own music!W
£20.00 Stylophone
<P>Move over Rolf Harris, there's a new Stylophone maestro in town! The pocket organ is back! Create some musical masterpieces (noise) or hook it up to your MP3 player and play along to your favourite songs.</p> <p>Stylophone has featured in the music of: Kraftwerk, David Bowie, The White Stripes
£14.99 Stylophone
Anyone of a certain age will remember this iconic noise maker (or pocket electronic organ as it is promoted) from the 70s and the forerunner of personal keyboards. Packed with resistors, oscillators and diodes, it's played by touching a stylus against a metal keyboard to make stylised electronic sounds that have inspired musicians like Dav