Unique! Signed "Wingie" by Meng Qi (Discontinued V1) w/ Original Box

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"Meng Qi Wingie V1- Portable Resonator Synthesizer

Mint in Box. Unit was signed by Meng Qi himself on the back panel (see pictures). V1 has been Discontinued.

Wingie is the little sibling of the Wing Pinger. The portable resonator synthesizer can be supplied with power and new firmwares via USB
connection. The built-in microphone and two headphone outputs invite you to experiment outside the studio. Comes with USB cable, and stickers In Box (will ship inside a second slightly larger box).

Description

Wingie is a handheld stereo resonator with built-in microphones that also doubles as a development board. Its dual onboard microphones allow you to interact and enrich vocals as well as the sonic environment around
you. If you sing to it, Wingie responds with marvelously complex harmonies. Or play it as a percussive instrument and create acoustic
feedback with your speakers. Wingie is small enough you can simply take it along with you and resonate with the world. However you
decide to use it, Wingie can deliver a lush stereo image by just locating the sweet spots. It’s all right there in your hands.

Wingie is equipped with a stereo line input to work with the rest of your arsenal. Plus dual headphone outputs for sharing or creating feedback loops. Whatever equipment you have now, Wingie can give you a whole new
way of hearing it.

There’s a USB-Type C jack for power and convenient data transfer. Wingie can also run on a power bank. To make sure you always have the most up-to-date capabilities, the USB serial chip can be readily updated. Additionally you can use the chip for alternate firmware or your own development projects.

Wingie is really whatever you wish to make of it. Use it as a portable instrument. Or work with other instruments—acoustic or electronic—for aural exploration. All this in an undeniably cute little package that’s called Wingie because it sings with whatever is in the air around you."