Stevie here. Thanks for checking out the audio format of the show. You're about to

listen to Dreampop artist Polar Tropica. My favorite part of her interview was

talking about the Omnicord which is an electric musical instrument introduced

in 1981 by the Suzuki Musical Instrument Corporation. Thanks for tuning in,

peace. Hi, welcome back to another episode of the Stevie Weebie Show.

We have a very special guest. Please welcome for the first time on the podcast.

Musician, Dreampop and Dreampop, Spacepop artist Polar Tropica.

Wow, what is what is going on there? That is, is that from the future? What exactly what is the name of that instrument?

It's from our space called Omnicord. Omnicord. And what exactly it's a key

thing? Yeah, it's like an electric harpsin. Yeah. Oh, okay. Electric harpsin. Can I hold it up? Yeah, show

with the people. This is really cool. Thanks. And what's the output looking on this?

Like if you want to output this? Oh, here we go, output, a quarter inch out. Yeah. And then you could

put it into any recording kind of program. And there's sonic strings. Oh, wow.

I might teach you how to play. So press down a button. Like these are all the chords. And then you're

other hand, you can, as long as you hold it down, you can play this side. It's like a harp

thickin electric harp. Wait, there's a beat playing too. There's all these like built-in beats. I mean,

it's really cool. I found out the way. Whoa. And you can, this is, I've never heard of this instrument.

Wow, this is a treat. How did you research, like, did you just find this on the internet?

I found out about it previously. I kind of knew about it. And I was looking for them. And they

sell them on eBay. So they're kind of like the old ones are like collectors. I don't know. And then

you could change the tempo. Yeah. I mean, you're welcome to borrow it. No, it's okay. Yeah. Wow.

It's special. Yeah. How much do you want to go for on the market? I got this for like $250.

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