SUZUKI Suzuki OM-108 Omnichord Electronic Musical Instrument Featuring Auto Harp with Automatic Accompaniment What is the Omnichord? The Omnichord is an electronic musical instrument released in 1981, featuring an auto harp. It gained popularity, especially in the West, as a new instrument that anyone could enjoy anywhere. The unique electronic sounds characteristic of the 80s and the musical expression unique to the Omnichord were supported by many musicians, and it has been used in promotional photos, songs, and album titles. Even after the last model, OM-300, was discontinued, its popularity continued, and it has now been revived as the OM-108. You can accompany songs on the day you get it by simply sliding your finger on the strum plate while pressing the chord buttons. You can play 108 chords (12 roots x 9 types) by pressing 1 to 3 chord buttons. In addition to the conventional 7 chord types such as "major" and "diminish," the "sus4" and "add9th" chords, which are often used in popular music, have been added to the OM-108. As a function when the "KEYBOARD" button is pressed, in addition to the melody keyboard, percussion sounds are also included for the first time in the OM-108. Notably, percussion sounds are assigned not only to the chord buttons but also to the strum plate. You can create interesting beats with this single instrument. Chord Buttons: 38 Chords: major, minor, 7th, major7th, minor7th, augmented, diminished, suspended4th, add9th Voices: 10 timbres (main, sub timbre) / 4 octaves Rhythm Patterns: 10 patterns Power Supply: AC adapter (sold separately), 8 AA batteries (sold separately) Alkaline batteries recommended. Rechargeable batteries (Ni-MH) can also be used. Power Consumption: 3.7W Continuous Battery Operation Time: Approximately 8 hours External Terminals: DC IN, LINE OUT (mono standard), Headphone output (stereo mini), MIDI OUT Dimensions: W45.7 x D25 x H5.18cm Weight: 1.2kg Accessories: Overlay