Stylophone Electronic Organ First Launched 1960

When I think back to my childhood, I must say that there were great things that I could play with, unfortunately, the Stylophone Electronic Organ is not one of them. Make no mistake, when my brother had was back in the late 70s, he did sound good, but like many things in these times it was excellent for 70 years.

Stylophone Electronic Organ First Launched 1960

We seem to be in a culture where it’s 60 years of 70’s and 80’s are back, but just good. The Stylophone was first launched in the 1960s and was marketed as “The Electronic Organ in your pocket.” Makes me wonder why they are still using this marketing tactic today, when I have anything smaller, which sounds better in my pocket, my Apple iPhone.

Whenever I write a review in most cases, the product impresses me, I think I should say something good about the stylophone as we were sent to the review, but if I said I liked and it is great, how could our readers think we are credible.Do not have more pain it will be a large number of people, but I am not one of them, but who am I. David Bowie seems to think the Stylophone is great, as he used in “Space Oddity” and has also been on Doctor Who. This must be one of the retro items we’ve seen in years.

Creation have made some changes to the device, the concept and the principle remains the same, even the packaging looks almost the same thing all these years. There are a few new features, which certainly helps the Stylophone, a volume control, MP3 input and two sound settings.

The Stylophone has an electronic keyboard, which responds to the touch of a stylus, the sound from a speaker hidden behind a plastic grid money. The stylus is still connected to the device with a wire.There are two buttons on top of the device, on / off and vibrato. On the front, we have three different sound settings and on the right side, we have the volume, make sure it is not shot in full, the speaker is not to go too high.

The left side is where we have the MP3 input and headphone jack. The review unit I have seems to have been set up by five years. There is a white sticker on the front, which tells you your note, mine is wrinkled and begins to take off. I really want to love this product, but things like that put me off. If they want to bring a retro item, please make sure the construction is of good quality. [via product-reviews]

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Published August 6, 2009 in Electronics, Other Gadgets
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