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Introducing the Stylophone Theremin: A New Touch-Sensitive Synthesizer from Dubreq

January 5, 2024January 26, 2024

Dubreq, the creators of the iconic Stylophone range, have announced the release of their latest innovation, the Stylophone Theremin. This new touch-sensitive synthesizer is inspired by the legendary Theremin synth, one of the earliest synthesizers, invented and patented by Leon Theremin.

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Wait, What is a Stylophone Theremin?

The Stylophone Theremin, also known as the Pitch Theremin, is not a direct replica of the original unit. Instead, it offers its own unique feature set with a slightly different concept. Like the original, Dubreq’s Theremin is a touch-sensitive Synthesizer that creates sounds by detecting your movement. However, it only has a single antenna for pitch control, making it easier to play.

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The Stylophone Theremin comes with a complete control panel where users can adjust sounds. It is a budget-friendly option for those interested in exploring the unique operation of a Theremin, which traditionally uses two antennas—one for pitch and another for volume.

Pricing and Availability

The Stylophone has been a popular choice among musicians and enthusiasts for its unique sound, distinct design, and versatile features. The new Stylophone Theremin continues this tradition, offering a unique and captivating musical experience. It is expected to be available soon for approximately $110, 100€, or £90. Interested customers can sign up on the official website to pre-order without upfront payment.

Stylophone Legacy and Stylophone Theremin

The Stylophone Theremin is the latest addition to Dubreq’s range of innovative musical instruments, which have been celebrated for their portability, affordability, and distinctive sound. The original Stylophone, a handheld electronic musical instrument, was invented in 1967 and has been used by iconic musicians such as David Bowie, Kraftwerk, and Erasure. The company has continued to innovate and expand its product range, with the Stylophone Theremin marking its latest step in bringing unique, touch-sensitive synthesizers to a wider audience. Want my advice? Pair it with the upcoming Omnichord OM-108 and you’ll have an extremely compact and fun duo for your next performance!

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