As you might have guessed by its name, the Ambidextro keytar was designed for use by righties and lefties alike. The compact instrument features a unique double-sided key design that enables the musician to play two distinctive sounds in an ergonomic reach-around style, allowing for greater movement and musical control no matter the player’s dominant side. All we need now is a synthpop comeback!
Designer: Wilson Wen-Cheng Liang
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I want to buy this so bad, when will it be produced?
Genius, I’m pretty sure synthpop came back a few years ago and has ruled music since, so perfect timing.
Genius, I want to buy like this keytar, and I will buy after be producting.
Where do I get it???