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Thursday, May 16, 2013
Stylophone Model 350s
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Like a reversed Atari 2600.
"For auction is a very rare Stylophone 350s. This was an early Syntesizer made in the UK. The original models were made for home use, but the 350s was DubReq's venture into a "professional" performance instrument.
It's weird, and that's good. Bands like Jon Spencer, Kraftwerk, artists like Bowie and Jack White, all used this or a version of this on recordings. Most notably, Bowie used a Stylophone in his seminal song Space Oddity.
This particular model was purchased new, however it did not include the actual box, only the styrofoam packaging. I used it a couple times several years ago, maybe a total of 3 hours, only at home and only by me.
The 350s works by using to electric styli to operate a keyboard. There is also a photo sensitive cell that works similar to a pitch bend. The unit has input and outputs and operated on 9v or an AC adaptor (both not included).
Here are the specs:" [at the bottom of this post after the pics]
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Like a reversed Atari 2600.
"For auction is a very rare Stylophone 350s. This was an early Syntesizer made in the UK. The original models were made for home use, but the 350s was DubReq's venture into a "professional" performance instrument.
It's weird, and that's good. Bands like Jon Spencer, Kraftwerk, artists like Bowie and Jack White, all used this or a version of this on recordings. Most notably, Bowie used a Stylophone in his seminal song Space Oddity.
This particular model was purchased new, however it did not include the actual box, only the styrofoam packaging. I used it a couple times several years ago, maybe a total of 3 hours, only at home and only by me.
The 350s works by using to electric styli to operate a keyboard. There is also a photo sensitive cell that works similar to a pitch bend. The unit has input and outputs and operated on 9v or an AC adaptor (both not included).
Here are the specs:" [at the bottom of this post after the pics]
Sunday, October 28, 2012
Vintage ROLF HARRIS STYLOPHONE
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"The item offered here is a genuine vintage STYLOPHONE promoted by Rolf Harris. This item dates from 60's -70's and is offered here with its box (no instructions but is simple enough to use) In good barely used condition. stored in its box for most of its life. Takes a small readily available battery, (not supplied) has a phono socket for amplification and its original stylo pen. A vintage classic. Please check out my other related items"
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"The item offered here is a genuine vintage STYLOPHONE promoted by Rolf Harris. This item dates from 60's -70's and is offered here with its box (no instructions but is simple enough to use) In good barely used condition. stored in its box for most of its life. Takes a small readily available battery, (not supplied) has a phono socket for amplification and its original stylo pen. A vintage classic. Please check out my other related items"
Wednesday, September 14, 2011
Saturday, November 13, 2010
Original 1968 Stylophone
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"The Stylophone is a miniature stylus-operated synthesizer invented in 1967 by Brian Jarvis. It was 1st produced in 1968. Rock star David Bowie used a Stylophone in his recordings, "Space Oddity" and "Slip Away." (Wikipedia has a good description of it)
This is one of the 1st models. It comes with its original box, songbook made specifically for it (dated 1968), and the working stylus. It uses a 9-volt battery. It is in good condition for its age. It is missing its battery cover but does not affect its performance."
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