Soundiron Bentside Spinet CHE-dynamics With its atonal and dense

With its atonal and dense soundscapes

creative EQ that actively promotes your musical creativity while removing unnecessary distractions and complex technical terminology

The DCO-106 is both easy to understand and powerful to explore

recreates is deceptively simple -- 25 keys and 8 chord buttons

Soundiron Bentside Spinet CHE-dynamics With its atonal and denseAbout Bentside Spinet derives from spinetta, a word used for all quilled instruments in 17th century Italian. The spinet was a preferred household keyboard since it took up less room than the harpsichord, produced a dark & quiet tone, and was aesthetically stunning. As one of the precursors of the pianoforte, the oldest artifact is dated 1490, but started to gain popularity around 1631. By the 18th century, bentside spinets were found all over Europe