Stylophone GEN X-1 was announced at 2017 NAMM Show and you might want to watch some demos of it.

The successor of the classic stylus keyboard unit - Stylophone GEN X-1 – has become available. The architecture of the new music machine is based on the core concepts of the standard one and offers some more features including synthesis capabilities and a delay.

GEN X-1 is the latest portable analogue synthesizer by Dubreq. The hand-size unit is ready to produce most marvelous sounds which you can mutate and alter any way you need. It has come to us from the 1960s and now represents a true full-featured mini synth. Since 1968 that serious toy has already been revived two times - Stylophone S2 and Stylophone Beatbox.

Here’s a comprehensive list of the tech details for the tiny instrument:

• A stylus keyboard and separate sound strip
• LFO square and triangle wave
• Low pass filter cutoff/resonance
• Sub octaves -1 & -2
• Envelope attack/decay
• Delay time/feedback
• X button pulse width modulation
• Mini-jack in/out
• Built-in speaker
• Battery operated

Stylophone GEN X-1 will cost you £59.99.