Sounds sooooo poooor! Buzzzzzzzzzzz! Special Thanks to Scott from USA!

Oh, what a sad thing...

What shall I say about a Stylophone? First Rolf Harris Edition. Nice box and enclosed vinyl with crazy Rolf Harris lyrics.

Here is the German edition, promoted by Bill Ramsey (the german Rolf Harris? But Bill is not german... strange world). Sounds very flat because of the few "digital" parts inside. The early Stylophones sound much much better.

It looks like a Phaser, but it is a Phasor - and a fully programmable Synthesizer. It offers 6 parameters - each with a value of 0-255. The manual don't tell you what these parameters exactly are, but you can make damn digital noises and sounds and play them on the keyboard which has 10 notes. In a way this is between CASIO VL-1 ADSR function and REMCO Sound FX Machine. A true Masterpiece of early Sound Toys.

No words about this. Just watch the box and dream of being a 70ies child... Special thanks to my friend Max from California!

Exceptional Design. Crazy sound with heavy tremolo. Future and Past in perfect harmony!

Very interesting and rare machine. A combination of an organ - surpisingly with half-notes - and a microphone. Your voice can be transmitted to a radio near you - you can change the receiving frequency. I can't imagine a child with an age of 4, that can handle it to play and sing at the same time. Another great technical failure and highly collectible. Very Special Thanks to Max from Californa!

Big surprise: I thought this would be just another cheap mono-organ but it offers a 4-note polyphony with a very smart sampled piano sound in 4-bit quality. Has also a little sequencer and two nice demos. Strange design for an 80ies fisher price toy - I think it was indended for "young adults".

Selfmade organ with Theremin-like effects. With dry hands you create weird microtonal tunes, but with wet hands you get the full sounds. So "play" with your hands...

Makes some nice noises but is very limited in its possibilities. The REMCO Sound FX Machine can do much better noises. Fortunately it looks very cool and has a lot of space-attitude.

Funny little thing. Especially made for little girls fingers! Many thanks to Hiromichi from Tokyo!!!

Not really a Miniorgan, but a fantastic programmable musical system. The Vectrex is one of the most famous retrogame machines nowadays. With a special software called Melody Master and a Light Pen you can create your own Drum & Music Sequences on screen. It looks like a Fairlight but sounds like a C-64. Anyway, it is fun to see the musical notes jumping and running on the sreen.

Such a marvellous colour and shape. And 4 very analogish and nice sounds. A real sweetheart! Also released in brown color by GTE Orgatron I.

Hahaha! Special Thanks to Christian from Germany!

Oh no, i cannot stand it... this is cheap & ugly. Even the children on the box are ugly...

Lovely machine with poor sound! Just another Hongkong-Machine!

Goodplay licensed so much cheap Hongkong - Taiwan - whatever organs. You cannot count. They are all rare or super-rare. This one has a built-in mic and a nice clicking rhythm section.

Unfortunately 90ies stuff, but too great to ignore. The little train has a small 8 note keyboard on the bottom. As it drives along the track, the coloured switches push the keys, so you get your own programmed melody. In other words, this is an analog step sequencer for 3-year old children. No surprise, that this toy failed like many other musical toys. Too complicated for our youngsters.

This machine has some great sound facilities that aren't mentioned on the box or in the manual. There is a teaching and SINGING voice. Each key can sing its own Do Re Mi and so on. There is also an unbelievably great rhythm section. You can speed up the robotic clicking sounds so fast, that Aphex Twin will be blown away. Pure fun.

Small like a pocket radio. Play your favourite tunes wherever you are and watch the jumping red LED's. I've seen a very rare color-variation called RAGGEDY ANN Mini Organ.

Meow!

It is small and it makes beep, that's all I need... Sorry, collectors poetry.

It's not an apple! It's not a peach! No,... it's a SUPERLEMON!!!

A lovely and well-shaped organ with keys made for elephant fingers. I like the transparent protection plastic. Unfortunately it sounds like many other 70ies toy organs... beeeeep. Special thanks to Scott from USA!