Otamatone

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Overview

Have you ever wondered what a music note made of silicone would sound like if you squeezed its cheeks and it vomited out sound? Pick up the Otamatone and wonder no more!

This eighth note noisemaker creates electronic tones that you can control based on the position of your finger on the metal fretboard. Use a switch on the back to choose an octave and slip your fingers up and down to adjust the pitch of the note. Open Otamatone's mouth with a squeeze to change the sound's intensity. With finesse, you can transform this strange sonic toy from an oddball gizmo to a virtuoso's instrument.

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Features & specs

Electronic tone generator shaped like a music note
Adjust the note's pitch with a switch on the back and by repositioning your fingers on the stem
Adjust the note's duration by pressing for longer or shorter
Create a wah-wah mute/plunger effect by opening the mouth
Three octaves: low, medium, and high
Two volumes: normal and loud
Approximate dimensions: 10 1/2" x 2 1/2" x 2 1/2" (26.6 cm x 6.4 cm x 6.4 cm)
Requires 3 AAA batteries (not included)
Ages 4+

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