Dübreq Stylophone Theremin Sintezatorius Black

Stylophone Theremin — A Portable Touch-Sensitive Synthesizer with Real Theremin DNA

The Dübreq Stylophone Theremin is an award-winning, portable, touch-sensitive synthesizer that detects your hand movements to create experimental sounds. By waving a hand near its retractable antenna or gliding along the pitch slider, players can access wobbly vibrato, woven modulation, and a built-in echoing delay for distinctive sci-fi textures. Intended for music makers, beginners, and sound-designers, this instrument transforms motion into music without a keyboard or any need for previous synth knowledge.

What Makes This Theremin Stand Out

Pairing a motion-sensing antenna with a tactile pitch slider, this model gives users two independent pitch voices, which are easily tuned and toggled between in real time. Its enclosure, shaped for ergonomic comfort, borrows inspiration from classic analog synths, and features rubber feet for desk stability and a 3/8″ thread on the base for secure mounting on a standard microphone stand. Built into the body are a speaker, a delay circuit, and a Drone/Trigger switch that instantly shifts the instrument between sustained pads and percussive note triggers.

Sound Engine & Performance Controls

Engineered around an analog-style oscillator, the sound engine features hands-on controls—knobs and faders that affect tone immediately, instead of hidden menus. Pitch bend and modulation are available, while the streamlined design omits LFO, aftertouch, sequencer, and arpeggiator, making the interface direct and responsive.

• Pitch Sources: Antenna + slide fader — play by motion or by sliding for precise notes.
• Modulation: Yes — dynamic textures with woven modulation.
• Shape pitch expressively using the antenna for hands-on bends.
• Switch between two modes—drone for sustained tones, or trigger for percussive notes—using the Drone/Trigger control.

Built-In Effects & Connectivity

On-board effects are ready to use for sound shaping. Vibrato introduces pitch wobble, modulation creates evolving movement, and the delay adds space and crunch—all controllable from dedicated front-panel knobs. Whether practicing quietly or performing live, connectivity is handled by a built-in speaker, 3.5 mm headphone jack, and 6.3 mm line out for integration with mixers, interfaces, or amplifiers.

• Built-In Effects: Vibrato, Modulation, Delay (with Level, Time, and Feedback controls) — sculpt your sound on the device itself.
• Practice silently anywhere using the 3.5 mm headphone jack.
• Connect directly to amps, mixers, or recording gear via the 6.3 mm main output.
• This model is pure-synth, with no external audio routing or microphone input.

Portability, Power & Build

Built for portability, the Stylophone Theremin runs on six AA batteries, has a folding antenna for easy storage, and weighs only 0.88 kg in a 165 × 215 × 160 mm metal-and-plastic shell. Rubber feet ensure stability, and the 3/8″ thread on the base allows mounting on standard mic stands for hands-free performance, whether on stage or in the studio.

• Dimensions: 165 × 215 × 160 mm — fits easily on any desktop.
• At just 0.88 kg, it is light enough for musicians on the move.
• Power: 6 × AA batteries — enjoy cable-free operation wherever you play.
• Stand Mount: 3/8″ thread — fits standard microphone stands for flexible placement.

Who Will Appreciate This Instrument

This instrument is designed for beginner synth enthusiasts, electronic music producers, and live performers who crave a quirky, expressive device that encourages experimentation. The mix of motion control, slide pitch, modulation, and built-in delay offers instant cinematic sound, while educators and parents will welcome its approachability for newcomers, thanks to Drone mode and the tactile slider. Even those daunted by traditional theremin precision will find this hybrid design far more forgiving—and more fun.

The Stylophone Story — A Modern Take on a Century-Old Instrument

The theremin’s legacy stretches over 100 years in music and film, and the Stylophone Theremin is Dübreq’s portable evolution of this tradition. Dübreq’s long-standing link to the original Stylophone—a cult analog classic—continues with this instrument, bringing playful, hands-on sound shaping to the world of motion-controlled synthesis. This design honors the sci-fi heritage of the theremin and keeps the accessible, battery-powered spirit that made the Stylophone famous.