Write-a-song, sing-a-long and hide-a-secret (behind the flower) - perfect for children at any age.

What can I say? It exists!!!

Yet another DUBREQ Stylophone clone, but made of super-cheap plastic and an incredibly poor sound. Whooooooo....

A simple Tremolo-effect creates a so-called robot voice. Has a nice shape with a red LED light that flashes when you speak or sing.

BEST MUSICAL TOY OF THE WORLD!!! Play & record your own dub-plates with this little beautiful machine. Yes, believe it or not - this machine can really cut records!!! I cannot believe myself.

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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!

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!

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!

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.

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.

It is one of my masterpieces. Hours & hours pass by when you play this little machine. It simply produces harmony in any way... perfect for a futurist of the past like me. Thousands thanks to Morgan Fisher from Tokyo!

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.

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...

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.

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!

Has four lo-fi drum sounds that can be combined in many different pattern or played with drumsticks. This is the version with built-in loudspeakers so they called this Stereo-Pro!

Cartridge based Organ with some cool Casio-like rhyhtms and a nice piano sound. This was also released from Yamaha as TYU-40. Thanks to Hiromichi.

A nice Stylophone sequel with Soft-Touch keyboard, a range of 4 octaves and 6 colour variations!

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.

Boys and girls... be prepared for the f**king greatest toy guitar on earth. Mattel created a masterpiece but unfortunately it is ultra rare. It creates the most brutal feedback noise you can imagine – without using any additional gear. Just take it in your hands and break biggest walls with the sound of this unearthy plastic. Many thanks to Jacques DuLong - inventor of the Bee Gees Rhythm Machine - for information and inspiration!

A true classic toy keyboard. Makes some great noises and has some cool learning tools. But the "voice" feature is dull.

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.

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.

Wow!!! Another toy that is definitively not a toy. This machine is made of cheap plastic and cardboard! It produces unbelievably noise sounds. You cannot play melodies, but you can create sounds varying from hysteric aliens, exploding space guns and flying trains. How many children in the world would have recognized all the possibilities... and how many parents would have stand the results?