Casio VL-10 synthesiser keyboards (from 1982) the smallest ever made very rare

A full set, box, case, manual even the song book!

This one is like new, you will not find a better example

A museum piece 

The Casio VL-10 (released in 1982) is famous for being one of the smallest commercial electronic synthesiser keyboards ever made.

It was a highly downsized, pocket-sized version of the popular Casio VL-1 "VL-Tone", housed inside a slim, silver aluminium case designed to look exactly like a pocket calculator.

• Keyboard: 29 tiny membrane note buttons (keys).
• Polyphony: Monophonic (plays only one note at a time).
• Built-in Sounds: 3 preset electronic beepy tones.
• Rhythms: 10 pre-loaded drum rhythm loops with tempo control.
• Sequencer: A built-in step sequencer that can record up to 100 notes.
• Dual Function: Includes a fully functional standard pocket calculator.

Because they were manufactured in much smaller numbers than the standard VL-1, they are now rare and highly sought after by vintage tech collectors and lo-fi music enthusiasts on marketplaces