Dubreq

Dubreq is a British electronic musical instrument brand best known for the Stylophone, a compact synthesizer originally introduced in 1968. Its distinctive interface uses a handheld stylus to play a metal keyboard, rather than conventional moving keys.

The range extends from compact Stylophone instruments to more specialised synthesizers and sound-processing equipment. Products include the Stylophone BEAT drum machine, VOICE sampler synthesizer, GEN X-2 synthesizer and CPM DS-2 analogue drone synthesizer, alongside a theremin and the CPM DF-8 modular analogue multifilter. This places the brand across portable electronic music-making, performance and experimental sound design.

MyGear currently lists 10 Dubreq products in stock at partner retailers, categorised under synthesizers, with prices ranging from £30 to £10,000. The lower end offers an inexpensive entry into electronic instruments, while the listed range also reaches substantially higher price points.