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For sale: ELC Blue Keyboard with loads of different features for a huge range of musical beats, tunes, and sound effects, including piano, guitar, trumpet, harp, brass drum, conga, cowbell, rock, blues, disco, samba to name just a few. You can also adjust tempo and volume, and record. Comes with matching blue stool. And I found the microphone, so it is complete. It's in very good used condition with just some markings to the silver plastic.


RRP: ?45 - open to offers around ?20.


From a pet and smoke free home - collection from se23 close to forest hill station and horniman museum.

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I could be interested. For 4 y/o daughter, and a 7 y/o son to play with. Does the microphone work like a real one and amplify your voice? And can you record with it too? Also, is it all battery operated only? If so, what are required. Can it be powered from the mains at all, even if you don't have the cable? Thanks, Nicky
Hi Nicky this is battery operated only (no mains at all), battery still working, the microphone amplifies the voice, but you can't record with this piano. Feel free to pop round and have a look. I have sent you a private message. Cheers Laura

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