You can buy a 1980s era Roland TR-909 drum machine on eBay for about $4,000. Or you can just go here.
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Roland TR-909 drum machine made with HTML5
Stylophone business card
Master maker Tim Jacobs created a fantastic business card that’s actually a Stylophone synthesizer complete with MIDI capabilities. It’s based on the original 1967 Dübreq Stylophone, a small synthesizer played by touching a built-in stylus to the metal keyboard. The Stylophone was famously used on David Bowie’s “Space Oddity” and Kraftwerk’s “Pocket Calculator.” From Jacobs’ […]
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Tuba turned into a bathroom sink and tenor horns repurposed as urinals
Reddit user marc_urzz posted this photo of the fantastic sink in his step-uncle’s bathroom. A little web searching then led me to the tenor horn urinals below. It would also be fun to use a trumpet as a shower head! What instrument would make a good toilet?
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THE BUREAU: Part Seven, "Lockdown in the Building, News of an Active Shooter Near the Cafeteria" — with Mr Quintron's Circuit-Bent Guitars
Welcome back to The Bureau. This week will be a holiday segment.
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This keychain has Tile tracking built-in so you'll never lose your keys
From your apartment door to your bike lock, it’s not uncommon to carry a number of different keys on your keyring, but that doesn’t make it any more bearable when you’re fussing to find the right one or deal with the infamous pocket bulge. The KeySmart Pro’s smart design cuts down on key clutter and […]
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Save an extra 15% off these DNA kits in honor of DNA day
Happy DNA Day! April 25 is a day to recognize deoxyribonucleic acid – better known as the molecule that holds the code to our entire genetic makeup. What better way to celebrate than with a complete ancestry test that’s about more than just satisfying idle curiosity about your family tree? The lab techs at Vitagene use […]
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These hi-fi earplugs cut the sound but keep sound quality
For musicians, clubgoers or anyone in the thick of a loud environment, earplugs aren’t just an option. If you plan on keeping your hearing through sustained exposure to levels over 85 decibels (roughly the sound of a blender), they’re a must. The good news is, most earplugs will muffle the sound. The bad news is, […]
