This project provides several resources to document, recreate and enhance the original 1968 Dubreq Stylophone.
Note: There have been several versions of the original Stylophone ("New Sound") and a more modern recreation - this project is only for the original 1968 version.
Included in the project are:
- A modern KiCAD schematic for the original Stylophone
- Wiki-based Documentation on the functionality and design of the Stylophone
- Libre-Office spreadsheets demonstrating the maths within the design
- An OpenSCAD recreation of the Stylophone's case (modified for FFF 3D printing).
For more information about any of the above please see the project wiki
This project is created, designed and maintained by Simon Inns.
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