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Refreshed Stylophone Mini Synthesizer Released in Three Colors for $30
Key points
- Stylophone Mini re-released after being out of production.
- Available in three colors, including a new pink option.
- Retains credit card size and keychain loop.
- Priced at $30, maintaining its budget-friendly status.
Stylophone Mini Returns
The Stylophone Mini, a compact version of the iconic synthesizer, has been re-released. The original Mini was first introduced in 2010 but was later discontinued. This new version maintains its small form factor, roughly the size of a credit card.
Design and Features
The refreshed Stylophone Mini is available in three colors, with pink being a new addition. It includes a loop for attachment to a keychain or car dashboard. The device features the same number of keys as its larger counterpart, comes with a stylus for playing, and has built-in speakers.
Pricing and Availability
The Stylophone Mini is priced at $30. Stylophones have historically been budget-friendly instruments. The new Mini is currently available for purchase.
Historical Context
The Stylophone synthesizer has existed since the 1960s and has been used by artists such as David Bowie, The White Stripes, Kraftwerk, Blondie, and Pulp. Bowie notably used the instrument for much of his song "Space Oddity."
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The Stylophone Mini, a compact synthesizer, has been re-released with updated color options, including pink, and is available for $30. This refresh brings back a portable version of the classic instrument, aiming for simplicity in a modern tech landscape.