This is the Wooden Keytar. A keytar is similar to a guitar, except it has the keys of a piano. The Wooden Keytar is created from balsa wood. It has tin foil buttons towards the top that when touched, will play a note from a piano. There are six buttons for six notes. The button at the bottom plays the lowest note. Ascending from that point, the notes will become higher pitched, allowing the user to be able to play songs.
Inside of the Wooden Keytar is an Adafruit Circuit Playground Express (CPX). The CPX is attached to the tinfoil buttons via alligator clips to receive the user's touches. Also inside, is a Bose speaker, which is amplifying the audio. The speaker is connected to an aux cord. The CPX is attached to the other end of the aux cord using alligator clips. Now instead of having the CPX's low volume, the Bose speaker will make the piano notes louder.
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