analog delay, low-pass filter, and envelope settings. It also includes sub-ocatave switches, and an input so it can be used as an effects unit Stylophone GEN R-8 In 2019, Dubreq announced the Gen R-8, a limited edition, full-analogue, metal-cased Stylophone. This version has features seen on more expensive analogue synthesizers and is considerably larger than the standard model. An initial batch of 500 has been released. Stylophone Analog Sound S1 In 2020, Dubreq released a replacement for the 2007 S1. The new model is visually similar to its predecessor but has less rounded corners and no auxiliary input. Internally, the digital sampled sounds have been replaced by an analogue oscillator based on a 555 timer IC, and the tone selector offers three octave ranges. The sound is much more similar to that of the 1970s versions. Bowie Limited Edition In 2021, Dubreq launched a limited edition version of the Analog S1 as a tribute to the late David Bowie. This model has an all-white finish, has an official Bowie logo moulded into the chromed grille and includes a colour-printed booklet including photos, interviews and tablature for a selection of Bowie's songs. In popular culture One of the earliest uses of the Stylophone in pop music was in the Small Faces song "Donkey Rides, A Penny, A Glass", which was released as the B-side of their single "The Universal" in June 1968. John Lennon played a Stylophone during a rehearsal of the George Harrison song "Old Brown Shoe" on 28 January 1969. David Bowie is credited with playing the Stylophone on his 1969 debut hit song "Space Oddity" and also for his 2002 album Heathen track titled "Slip Away," as well as on the song "Heathen (The Rays)". Kraftwerk's 1981 song "Pocket Calculator" features the Stylophone among the song's main instruments and ends with a Stylophone solo. The 1999 track "Style" (and its several other versions) by Orbital takes its name from the Stylophone, which is used extensively on the track. Richard Barone uses the Stylophone on numerous recordings, including "Glow" and '"Girl" from his 2010 album Glow. In the latter song, it is played by his producer Tony Visconti. The Stylophone is used as a main instrument by Russian rock group . British band Pulp use the Stylophone prominently in their song "Styloroc (Nites of Suburbia)", which appears on their 1992 Babies single and 1993 compilation album Intro – The