Otamatone Digital - Tokyo Otaku Mode (TOM)

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Always wanted to take up a new instrument but never had the time? Why not try your luck with this novelty toy instrument - the Otamatone Digital! This new digital model is shaped with a classic musical note symbol with a long keyboard that you can play like a real piano - you can even play more than one note at a time so you can play chords too! Available in black or white, each of which has a cute face on the bottom, the instruments have three different sound options (normal - regular Otamatone sound, Rock - powerful sound of dyad chords and Percussive - four kinds of percussion including neck, snare, bell and symbol), cover three octaves (low, medium and high) and come with a 3.5mm stereo jack so you can connect an amplifier, speaker or headphones too. A great way to have fun with music, these cute novelty instruments are fun for all the family!

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