Top 10 list, need help

[The iBookGuy]

I don't know if you guys are familiar with my youtube channel, 8-Bit Keys.

https://www.youtube.com/c/8BitKeys

But, anyway, I am going to be doing an episode where I suggest the top 10 vintage toy synths. Of course, on my channel I don't really cover anything that was considered a professional keyboard. So typically that would rule out anything with MIDI or velocity detection. So I'm looking for nominations of keyboards to feature. So far the list will definitely include these:

Casio SK-5
Yamaha PSS-460 / PSS-470

Those are the only two I know for sure will be on the list. Other candidates include:

Casio VL-1
Yamaha PSS-270
Yamaha PSS-170
Casio SK-1

So... give me more suggestions.

[meatballfulton]

Yamaha SHS-10 keytar
Mattel Synsonics drums

Does the Omnichord count?

[Z]

Casio HT-700 is one of my faves

Casio CT-6000 seems to be popular.

[commodorejohn]

Casio HT-6000 - it's limited in some ways, but it's kind of magic all the same.
I'd say the Yamaha PSR-48, but really that's only for the completely frakkin' epic demo tune.

[monolith]

Yamaha VSS-30

[Walter Ego]

Don't forget the Stylophone.

[Music Bird]

Casio SA-76. It has a funky "ethnic tune".
Don't forget the Hing Hon EK-001.
Or the Casiotone 201 and it's epic multipulse square wave sounds.
Or the SA-1 and its duophonic capabilities.
Or the MT-100 and its many mods.
Or the Casio MT-40 (Sleng Teng bassline) used to create the Mario theme (I think it was used on the Mario theme).
Mego Muson, which is like a poor man's 303.
Any Casio keyboard from the early '90s because they have Super Nintendo sounds.

[Kenneth]

Omnichord!

[desmond]

Yamaha MK100
Yamaha CS-01
Casio VL-Tone
Casio SK1
Yamaha VSS30
Casio PT30
Casio MT100

[JeEA]

Ht-700 has midi so it is not a toy in my opinion.

Casio SK-200 sampling keyboard almost as sk-1 just bigger

[Rick N Boogie]

Those newish Teenage Engineering Pocket Operators are pretty cool, and certainly look like toys.

[Lauraelwood]

Hi there,

Apologies if I am using this forum incorrectly but I am looking for some help.

I'm currently working on a new online entertainment show based in the UK that is looking to use more obscure instruments. I'm keen to get hold of a Tenori-On and an Omnichord and I was wondering if anyone knows of any companies based in the UK or Europe that might be able to sell or loan second hand ones? A big ask I know but any help would be very much appreciated.

Kind Regards,

Laura

[desmond]

Both are available on ebay...