The ultimate steampunk synthesizer

Maybe steampunk is a little bit of a stretch. After all, this is made of plastic. But we know you steampunk and cosplay folks. Just because it's plastic doesn't mean you won't paint it to look all oxidized and old-timey. Then you can waltz about in your long coat and goggles and play tunes on your melodyhorn. Or perhaps you could do a Sideshow Mel type character and express yourself solely through music for the entire convention. (Let us know how that goes - especially when you're trying to order lunch. Remember, a G7 chord means, "No onions.")

The Melodyhorn is a brand of melodica. It has the keys of a piano, is played like a woodwind instrument, but is polyphonic like a keyboard or a harmonica. Before you start thinking we're crazy for bringing you a wacky frankeninstrument, take a look at this list of famous recording artists who have used the melodica on their albums or in their live shows: Ben Folds, Faith No More, Oasis, Depeche Mode, The String Cheese Incident, Cake, Cyndi Lauper, Indigo Girls, Herbie Hancock, and even The Beatles. Ever wondered what instrument plays the opening theme song to the US version of the TV sitcom The Office? That's a melodica, too. Get in on the hottest, wackiest musical trend and wrap your lips around this steampunk synth!

Product Features

• The ultimate steampunk synthesizer, the melodica
• It's like an air-powered piano
• Or maybe it's a keyboard-powered clarinet
• Or maybe it's a piano-like harmonica
• Polyphonic: play as many notes at once as you have fingers
• Two nozzles allow two different ways to play: on a desk or like a crazy clarinet
• Comes with a carrying case to bring the fun everywhere

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