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Tiny Piano Conceals CD Player

Cathay CD Piano

I’ve pretty much weened myself off of compact discs since my very first iPod, but for those of you who still enjoy your music in a flat, round format, here’s a unique CD player to listen to your oldies on.

The Cathay PK-24 desktop stereo looks like a miniature grand…

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October 31st, 2007 by: Technabob

Yamaha Player Pianos Add Internet Music Streaming

Yamaha Disklavier Player Piano

Yamaha has always been on the cutting edge of piano technology, and has just announced a cool new feature for their Disklavier player pianos. Their already amazing self-playing pianos can now stream content live over the Internet.

The new Disklavier Radio system allows the pianos to play live music broadcasts,…

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October 15th, 2007 by: Technabob

Thummer: This Synthesizer is All About Expression

Thummer Keyboard

If that 312-key keyboard I told you about recently was a little too complex for you to wrap your head around, here’s another electronic musical instrument that I came across, and this one only has 114 buttons. It’s called the Thummer, and its a portable synthesizer that’s capable of creating…

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September 25th, 2007 by: Technabob

Dig Dug Theme on the Piano

Dig_dug

Remember all those quarters you dumped into classic 80s arcade game Dig Dug…? Apparently, you’re not the only one. A talented piano player going by the name arix001 has recorded a pretty darned accurate rendition of the frenetic music from the game. It’s almost like the video game equivalent

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September 24th, 2007 by: Technabob

Chromatone 312 Key Synth Laughs in the Face of 88 Keys

Chromatone 312 Keyboard

Here’s an interesting tidbit of recent history for any electronic musicians out there. A couple of years back, a strange little company called Chromatone thought it was time for an overhaul of the traditional 88 keys on pianos (or less on many synthesizers.)

The Chromatone CT-312 keyboard has literally hundreds…

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August 9th, 2007 by: Technabob

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