NAMM 2026: Dubreq has spent the past decade reimagining the concept of the Stylophone – a stylus-operated, handheld analogue synth invented in the late '60s – in various different forms, diversifying into drum machines, theremins and even Bowie-themed limited editions.
Today, the Stylophone takes its next evolutionary leap forward with Stylophone Voice, a pocket-sized sampler equipped with the same style of touch-sensitive, two-octave keyboard as its synthesizer cousins. And the best part is, like all things Stylophone, it's dirt cheap, at around $50.
