Although it's limited in what it can do, the analog synth sound is great

The sound is nice and clear

I love the three sounds and the vibrato switch

Sound is great.

It's a little cheap, but the sounds are fun

Cool sounds.

However, its not a rich sound by any means

Nails the 70's retro look and actually has a somewhat versatile sound.

Something about this transistor organ's sound is exactly like a replacement for voice, suited for catchy lead melodies

It has such a great, simple synth sound

Sound is not an issue because the device has an integrated speaker which can reach very loud sounds

i am a recording musician and i am always looking for creative ways to make fresh sounds

A bit like Marmite, you'll either love or hate the electronic nasal sound of the stylophone, but there's no

Great sound, portable, and convenient headphone jack

Liked the sound, had a nice retro cheesy/creepy sound I guess you could say

Easy to use and great sound (for the retro style I mean) and versatile

However, once you get past that, the pure analogue cheesy organ sounds are so much fun to make!

The sound of an unaccompanied Stylophone can be the most unpleasant of noises

Great , unique sound that when used in a studio mix can offer a great tone that cuts through and adds a lot to the musical texture of a recording.

I don't like it because the sounds it makes are very ugly.

However, once you get past that, the pure analogue cheesy organ sounds are so much fun to make!

but I love all the sounds you can make with it

Cute monody synth sounds great for jamming with friends

I didn't know what it was, but when it arrived it was easy to see how to play and has a nice sound!

Awesome Synth Sound in a Compact Package

Liked the sound, had a nice retro cheesy/creepy sound I guess you could say

, i love it, you cant get sounds from scary movie to church organ,and to beat all that, very very cool design, it looks like a anacronism embedded in the dashboard of a 57 chevy, or imagine a furturistic 350 style top panel on a fender tube amp

The sound of the stylophone actually sounds like the arcade games I used to play in the 80s.

By running the Stylophone through a few effects (think Korg Mini-KP) via the 1/8th inch output you can really start to tap into some amazing sounds.

the video ad have you think that this produces some loud, rocking sound

The sound itself is responsive and the device overall is easy to use and eventually, with some practice, you can figure out a number of different tunes

Also, the sound it produces is pretty wretched -- even the children say as much

I like the sound of the synth and the fast arrival time

As a toy, I like the sounds, the vibrato and being able to change the octave with a turn of a knob

It only makes 'aggressive' sounds though

, it makes some cool sounds, and there's a matching beatbox (the Stylophone Beatbox!

, I found the retro has a unique primitive sound while the genx1 sounds more like a modern synth

The Stylophone Retro Pocket synth is an excellent way to make fresh sounds and its so basic and primal

Has a function that makes sound like a Moog and another that makes it sound like a clavinet.

It's got a great sound, is very responsive, and has a long battery life

All 3 sounds are nice, you get vibrato, pitch adjustment and a line in /

For anyone who grew up in the synth age, the Stylophone is a very limited device- three somewhat annoying electronic sounds, vibrato, and a simple monophonic control system

Very vintage, warm sound

For the size, it actually produces some really good volume and sound

Was ok but A and B on the key bord were exactly the same same thing with C# and D# don't waste you're money on this