The Stylophone Mini puts iconic synth sound in your pocket...
The fully playable miniature instrument combines a metal keyboard, stylus and speaker in three collectible colours
The Stylophone Mini is a pocket-sized, fully playable celebration of one of electronic music’s most recognisable instruments.
Inspired by the original Stylophone, first introduced in 1968, the Stylophone Mini shrinks the unmistakable synth experience into a compact format made to travel. It is small enough to carry with your keys, clip to a bag or keep close at hand, yet it can still be used to play real melodies with the familiar stylus and distinctive Stylophone sound.
From David Bowie to Kraftwerk, countless artists have used Stylophone synths since 1968 and Stylophone currently offers an extensive range of products for the home and studio.
More than a collectible, the Stylophone Mini features a miniature metal keyboard, functional stylus and integrated speaker. Its simple, hands-on design makes it easy to pick up and play wherever inspiration grabs you.
Designed for music fans of all ages, it turns spare moments into opportunities to experiment, create simple tunes and share sound.
With no cables, apps or additional equipment required, the Stylophone Mini offers an immediate way for newcomers to discover Stylophone and for longtime fans to carry a little piece of synth history with them.
John Simpson, CEO Stylophone says "Stylophone is an iconic brand and we wanted to create something that allowed fast, easy creativity and also showcase a beloved synth. In the age of AI, we wanted to make something simple, fun and real".
The new model will be offered in three collectible colours: original, white and pink.
Launch date: October 8th.
Price: $29.95 USD / £19.95 GBP / €24.95 EUR
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About Stylophone
Stylophone is a British company dedicated to creating the iconic Stylophone range of electronic instruments and products. Building on the original Stylophone, introduced in 1968, the company continues to develop synthesizers inspired by the brand’s distinctive sound, design and place in music culture.
Stylophone has been adopted by a wide range of influential artists including Kraftwerk, Blondie, The White Stripes, and Pulp (Jarvis Cocker and Candida Doyle), helping to solidify its cult status across genres, loved for its lo-fi character and hands-on interface.
The Stylophone GEN X-1, found a home in the studios and live setups of world-class producers: Steve Levine (The Clash, Culture Club, The Beach Boys), Steve Albini (Nirvana, PJ Harvey, Pixies), Joe Chiccarelli (Elton John, The White Stripes, The Killers), The Alchemist (renowned hip hop producer and DJ known for incorporating the GEN X-1 into live sets). St Vincent is just one of many artists to incorporate the use of the Stylophone Theremin into her Live shows.
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