Suzuki OmniChord W/Bag OGB-108

KEYBOARD
When this button is turned on, you can play selected chord buttons like a keyboard or drum pad. At the same time, a new feature has been added allowing drum pads to be assigned to the strumplate and auto-off touch pad.

VOICE
Equipped with 10 strumplate tones. In the reproduction, the tones of "omni1" and "omni2" are the same as those found on the OM-84, reproduced using analog circuitry. In addition, it is equipped with the electric piano "FM piano", which was all the rage in the 1980s, while carefully selecting "celeste", "harp", etc. from multiple models from the past. We carefully selected 10 tones which represent popular instruments from the past, and still resonate in today's music scene. 
<Tone> 
omni1/omni2/harp/celeste/A.piano/guitar/FM piano/organ/vibes/banjo

RHYTHM
Equipped with a selection of 10 rhythm patterns that correspond to a variety of music styles. For the first time on any Omnichord, the OM-108 features a trap beat (hip hop). In addition, although some rhythms share the same name as the past models, we have updated many, by incorporating a rhythm pattern that is more current.
<RHYTHM>
rock1/rock2/slow rock/country/swing/disco/hip hop/funk/bossanova/waltz

CHORD
You can play 108 chords just by pressing 1 to 3 chord buttons. “Sus4” and “add9'' chords, which are often used in popular music, have been added to the OM-108.

Main & Sub Voice Volume
Each of the 10 tones can be layered with a second tone: Main Voice and Sub Voice, and these can be controlled with individual knobs. For example, when "harp" is selected, "harp" is assigned to the Main Voice, and "Synth Strings" is assigned to the Sub Voice. Create your own sound by adjusting each volume control, thus changing the balance between the two voices. Each Main Voice is pre-assigned with a tone as a Sub Voice that will resonate beautifully when layered.

STRUMPLATE
The strumplate is one of the Omnichord’s major features. If you slide your fingers on the strumplate while holding down a chord button, the chord and corresponding arpeggio will sound, similar to a harp, across four octaves.

SPEAKER
When connecting to an external speaker etc., you can turn on/off the sound produced by the speaker of the instrument. We listened to the request of Omnichord players who wanted to monitor their own sound during live performances.

REAL-TIME CONTROL
It integrates multiple functions that allow you to change the way you play chords and rhythms, such as playing at free tempo, adding bass accompaniment, or starting with a drum prelude.

MIDI OUT
You can send chords, strumplate, and drum performance information via MIDI OUT. Strumplate tones can be sent on two separate MIDI channels, allowing for the layering of tones using external MIDI sound sources.

Specifications

• Chord buttons 38
  
• Chords major, minor, 7th, major7th, minor7th, augmented, diminished, suspended4th, add9th
  
• Voices 10 tones (main, sub tones) / 4 octaves
  
• Rhythm Pattern 10 patterns
  
• Control Master Volume, Chord Volume, Main Voice Volume, Sub Voice Volume, Sustain, Rhythm Volume, Tempo
  
• Button Controls Power, Chord, KEYBOARD ON/OFF, Voice Select, Rhythm Select, Chord-Manual/Auto, Chord Hold, Rhythm-Start / Sync Start
  
• Other Functions Instant OFF, Transpose, Octave Shift, ON/OFF SPEAKER, Master Tuning
  
• Speaker 10cm
  
• Amplifier output 4.3W
  
• Jack DC inlet, LINE OUT (monaural standard), headphone output (Stereo mini), MIDI OUT
  
• Power Supply AC adapter, 8 AA alkaline or Ni-MH batteries (all sold separately)
  Power consumption 3.7W
  
• Continuous battery operation time Approximately 8 hours
  
• Measurement W45.7 x D25.0 x H5.18cm(17.99 x 9.84 x 2.04 in.)
  
• Weight 1.2kg(2.65lb)
  Accessories Melody keyboard overlayer