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musical instruments: Hand Roll Piano

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Hand Roll Piano

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The muse comes in strange and mysterious ways, and never on command. So catch her when you can?on the street, in the park, on the subway?with this flexible keyboard that goes wherever you do. The electronic Hand Roll Piano from Yamano Music is a 61-key synthesizer made of flexible, roll-able silicone. Approximately 1" thick and weighing just over 2 lb., it travels in a pouch (included), your pack or your hand, and sounds very much like an acoustic piano?or tuba, pan flute, cello, glockenspiel or any other of the 128 instruments it simulates. A built-in treble-quality speaker produces loud, crystal-clear sound. Output terminals allow for silent play with headphones or amplified sound with an additional speaker. A MIDI port connects it directly to your computer for recording. It plays 100 different rhythms (hip hop to hard rock, trance to tango) with adjustable speed and has a demo list of 20 songs ("Jingle Bells" to "Carmen"). Blue LED display. Volume control. Includes AC adapter, 4 AA batteries and Chie Ayado CD. Keyboard: 32-3/4Lx6-7/8W". Keyboard with control box: 38-1/2L". 30 days waranty for this product.

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I'd Rather Give It Zero Stars

I played one of these. More accurately, I tried playing one of these. Anyone, regardless their skill level, who sits down to a rubber keyboard can establish their value in a few seconds. This product barely meets the legal definition of "functional." Last time I encountered promising electronics with anticipation, followed by bitter disappointment, was when I bought an Apple Newton. In other words, it's a terrific concept. But give the technology another decade to mature.

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