Video Story Dubreq's 'Stylophone' is one of the most iconic and popular electronic keyboard instruments of all time, having sold over 4 million units between its invention in 1968 and today. The new Dubreq Stylophone S2 takes the basic idea of the Stylophone, a stylus played instrument that uses a printed circuit board as the keyboard, and turns it into a fully spec'd analog synthesizer. The Stylophone S2 is an entirely British-made, analog synthesizer that will fit in a laptop bag. The S2 features include; All metal construction, a full 37 note 3 octave keyboard with +/- 2 octave shifter featuring a wire-free stylus and finger-touch playing method, an all analogue signal path, a classic British style 12dB/octave state-variable filter, dual all-transistor voltage-controlled oscillators, sub-oscillators for super-fat bass, an eight waveform LFO with a 14 octave range, an auxiliary-input socket to use the filter and envelope-generator for other instruments, a 1/4" output jack socket as well as an internal speaker and headphone socket and a CV and Trigger input sockets. Specifications All metal construction Portable, only 308mm X 120mm X 26mm and less than 1kg 37 note (3 octave) keyboard, with +/-2 octaves of OCTAVE shift Monophonic keyboard works with a wire-free stylus (included) or finger touch All analog signal path Classic British 12dB/octave state-variable filter Dual all-transistor voltage-controlled oscillators Sub-oscillators for incredibly fat-bass Aux. input (to use the filter and envelope generator as effects) Eight waveform LFO (low-frequency oscillator) with 14-octave range 4x AA cell operation or external DC (mains adapter not included) Main output: 1/4" jack-socket Use internal speaker or headphone amplifier (3.5mm headphone jack) CVI (Control Voltage Input) and Trigger via 3.5mm jack sockets Unique illuminated speaker detail spins to show LFO speed Manual Download Manual
