monotron

monotron

[′män·ə‚trän]
(electronics)
monoscope
(metallurgy)
A machine for determining indentation hardness by measuring the load required to dent a specimen to a constant depth with a diamond 0.625 millimeter in diameter.
McGraw-Hill Dictionary of Scientific & Technical Terms, 6E, Copyright © 2003 by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc.
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A good example of this type of keyboard is the Korg Monotron, which sells for about $50.
Keys to appraising keyboards and pianos for claims purposes
Controlled by a simple touch of your little finger but packing some of the same features as a full-sized keyboard [bar] Korg Monotron, pounds 50 from www.dv247.com
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Unlike a digital piano, which typically only imitates a handful of instruments, today's synthesizers can range in price from under $50 for the Korg Monotron Duo, to mid-priced units from brands like Alesis, to over $4000 for brands like the Nord Stage 288.
The keys: What to look for when valuing pianos in property claims

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