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Supplier to TV Studios, Radio Stations, Musicians, Collectors and Enthusiasts.... Home Of The ORIGINAL 60's/70's Dubreq Stylophone!
Stylophone Sales Center
Customers purchasing these vintage instruments through STYLOPHONE.COM are assured of a service, knowledge, experience and backup second to none. That's why we are the first choice of collectors, WELCOME to the WEBSITE WWW.STYLOPHONE.COM QUICK LINK Buy the set of 3 records, and get a Retro CD FREE ! see RECORDS page for more details Are you ready to take on the Super Stylophone 350S ?!! click picture for the 350S page
ORIGINAL play-along records and tune books...
All our stock items on these pages are fully checked and serviced prior to sale.
Due to a large increase in emailed requests for help with items purchased elsewhere
(for more information click here)
All Stylophone components we carry in stock are used for our own pre-sale servicing.
Check out the SPECIALS page for the Pocket Stylophones... fully serviced and ready to play.
LATEST NEWS!....
Our
COLLECTORS WEBSITE
is to be updated.
Also to come....
*History on the first use of the word 'Stylophone' in connection with a piece of musical equipment! *Our own long history here at the Sales and Collectors sites, which too will make fascinating reading!.
We are delighted to announce that this certificate will also bear the name and signature of Burt Coleman,... the Founder, and
Every Stylophone obtained from the Stylophone Sales Center is now accompanied by a specially prepared A5 (approx) certificate, shown left.
Each certificate has a unique serial number allocated to the Stylophone you receive. Your Stylophone will also carry this serial number on a warranty sticker inside the battery compartment.
ALL original Stylophones were manufactured in England, and made between 1968 and 1975. These are the ONLY type we supply.
Original or not??... a quick and simple check:
Whether in black, white, or 'wood finish', original English-made Dubreq Stylophones do not have any letters or marks near the 'E' in the Stylophone name. Stylophones that do carry any additional marks were made in the Far-East. |