The toy-like electronic musical instrument "Maywa Denki Otamatone," which debuted in 2009, has grown into a larger version! Keeping the fun of the Otamatone, it's now about 1.5 times the size! It's much easier to play, doubling the fun! The familiar "slide technique" and "mouth-sync technique" of the Otamatone are still there, making it easier to play, and its appeal as a musical instrument has increased several times over. The octave can be selected from three types: "Low," "Mid," and "Hi." Recommended for those who are no longer satisfied with the previous Otamatone or who want to play in a band. You'll experience the fun of the Otamatone once you play it!! 【Features of Otamatone DX】 ・The tail switch is larger, improving playing performance. It's much easier to play compared to the original Otamatone! ・The volume is now dial-controlled, giving it a more electronic instrument feel. ・A red LED lights up when the power is turned on, preventing you from forgetting to turn it off. And it looks cool! ・Equipped with a 3.5mm stereo headphone jack. Line output is possible to speakers, etc., in addition to headphones. ※Headphones are not included. ・Equipped with a DC jack. An AC adapter that meets the specifications can be used. ※AC adapter is not included. ・Includes an Otamatone logo strap. You can immerse yourself even more in the musician's mood. 【Specifications】 Product Name: Otamatone DX Black Body Size: Width 100 x Depth 140 x Height 440mm Weight: 418g (including batteries) Power: 3 AA alkaline batteries (test batteries included), AC adapter (sold separately) Speaker: 45mm [8Ω 0.5W] Switches: Volume, Octave (Low/Mid/Hi) Output: 3.5mm stereo jack Accessories: Dedicated strap with logo, 3 AA batteries (for testing), instruction manual Released by: Cube Inc. (Product inquiries: 0120-771-902) About "Maywa Denki": An art unit established in 1993 by Nobumichi Tosa. In the style of small and medium-sized enterprises that supported Japan's rapid economic growth, they develop numerous nonsense machines and present them in live performances, exhibitions, product development, etc., both domestically and widely overseas.