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Suzuki OMNICHORD OM-108 electronic harp sensor chord player and MIDI c | The Midium Pressing a string button and sliding your finger over the harp sensor (strumplate), an arpeggium corresponding to the chord is heard, allowing anyone to easily accompany a song. Combined with its portability, Omnichord became extremely popular, especially in Europe and America as a new musical instrument that anyone can enjoy, anywhere. 10 voices, including sky blue, harp, guitar, banjo and more; included vocals from previous Omnichord models Made with analog circuitry to capture the retro vibe of the originals Real-time control to change chords and rhythms during live play The electronic instrument first released in 1981, now back and better than ever piano, guitar, FMpiano, organ, vibes, banjo Layer function creates sound expression, with main voice and subvoice volume knobs · Updated rhythm selection with popular drum beats: rock1, rock2, slow rock, country, swing, disco, hip hop, funk, bossanova, waltz · 108 chord types, including sus4 and add9 · Sensitive Luplate fully expressing light touch · Drum pad on both string and strumplate buttons · MIDI output · The built-in speaker can also be used as a monitor Launched in 1981, the Omnichord is an electronic musical instrument with an automatic accompaniment function (automatic bass/chord) and equipped with a harp sensor. Omnichord does not require any prior musical experience with an instrument, or even knowledge of staff notation. The Omnichord is an electronic musical instrument with an automatic accompaniment function (auto bass/chord) and equipped with a harp sensor Suzuki Omnichord strap buttons OSB-108. OSB-108. £14.99. in stock. Suzuki Omnichord power supply OM108-PSU. OM108-PSU. £17.50. in stock. Suzuki Omnichord gig... Incredibly portable with built-in speakers and headphone output Includes sound from OM-84 drum kit Portable Chord Machine SUZUKI Omnichord Power Supply | MUSIC STORE Professional Portable Chord Autoharp