Wow, this is the biggest mini organ. Works only with the enclosed loudspeaker, so the box is much bigger than the organ. Has a wonderful kicking rhythm section but the organ sound itself is the average squarewave sound. Special thanks to Hiromichi from Tokyo!!!

Extremely cute Artwork by Manga-originator Osamu Tezuka. And all in my most favourite colour: orange!

Extraordinary Piano-Design with huge ammount of plastic.

One of the best shaped organs, i have ever seen. And this thing is incredible small. But the sound is not worth to mention - best thing is the so called rhythm section which is a simple triggered sine sound.

My god, this is a dream. The loudspeaker is surrounded by a reverb spring, which produces a mighty and scaring cathedral-sound. I think, there is no other organ in the world with such a feature. And what a design. Many Thanks to Bruno from Switzerland!

Weird colorversion of the japanese MAIKU ORUGANU. Oh, it is green and yellow like my site :)

Incredibly great design by incredibly great manufacturer BAMBINO - they also made some cool electronic games. Solid Plastic, very good keys and a deep warm sound, produced by an unbelievably big loudspeaker. This series was also released in a different colour as Symphonic Organ by EMIX/TOMY.

Well, i only have to say "Bontempi" and you should know, how it sounds...

A very unusal BONTEMPI machine. Quaaaak!

Definetively one of the better Bontempi-Stuff. Cool cheap rhythms and some few nice sounds... better than nothing! I also like the design with that technological attitude.

Holy Miniorgan. This is maybe the most popular toy keyboard ever! Unbelievable design and sound. How many people really understood the so-called ADSR function? There also exists an incredibly rare red version, released in France by LIWACO.

Aaaaaah, the VL-10. This is what made CASIO the best company in the 80ies world. smooth design and State-of-the-Art technology. Has only 3 very similar sounds (one sound with different envelopes) but a 100-step sequencer and the classical VL-1 rhythms (but they sound very thin). It also features 2 loudspeakers at front and back - one for the melody, one for the rhythm. Nothing but great. One of my favourites. And incredible rare, I can tell you... it took me 3 years to find one boxed!

Hey, does anybody in the world know about this little freaky machine? This is the one and only calculator with a “Vibrato” switch. And look at the keyboardlike keys. With a shift key you can play the “halfnotes”. Has a built in sequencer - so this is maybe the smallest programmable keyboard of the world. Special Thanks to Alfakom from Denmark!

Incredibly great. Just watch the design. I don't know what's the idea behind, but it looks so sophisticated. Maybe the CASIO engineers were on acid? The keys are a bit hard to play but they offer you 8-note polyphony. The rhythm section is superb - warm and deep sounds. Oooh I love it.

The biggest keyboard in the VL series with 4 note polyphony and some special features. There is a barcode reader enclosed but it only read prepared CASIO-barcodes - so you cannot turn the barcodes from your cornflakes or toiletpaper into weird music. Pretty sad!

This ultra-compact keyboard is built like a tank - incredible great plastic-quality. The keys are absolutely professional and great to play. This was not intended to be a toy.

Second best machine from the PT-series. A cool silver sequel to the very similar white PT-30. Warm and great rhythm sounds and some great rhythm/chord pattern too. Plays ROM Cards - and CASIO made many of them with stored arrangements.

Same architecture as the CASIO PT-1 but with a built-in radio. It is also the smaller brother of the CASIO CK-200 Boom Box keyboard. Smart design and sophisticated color selection. Only for intellectual people.

Bigger brother of the CK-10 and same sound architecture as the PT-1. Dream of being in the 80ies, walking through the streets, listening to rap music and playing that cheap violin-sound. Thousand thanks to Paul from Chicago!

Definitively the cheapest fake organ ever. And the name "Cesio" is really unbelievable. I am sure, the CASIO people never heard of this company.

Most beautiful musical watch I've seen. State-of-the Art Design and real Synthesizer-Feeling! Let's coke!

Wonderful little calculator with musical attitude. This is made by my most beloved company: CONCEPT 2000. They made some great musical toys in the 70ies. Please notice: Kraftwerk haven't used this...

Totally unusual design. Same sounds and functions like the CONCEPT 2000 LITE 'N LEARN. But so much more plastic for nearly nothing! Special Thanks to Scott from USA!!!

This was my only keyboard I had as a child. It took me 20 and 2 years to find this cheap trash again. I never thought that I would see this one again, because this is so cheap & undesireable. The very first organ with LED lights. My most beloved organ, because of the great Christmas memories from 1980.

Ha, this organ has nice details and is truely made for very young children. I think you cannot play anythning but scary tunes with it!