Difference between revisions of "Keytar"

Keytar
Manufacturing
Object type	Musical Instruments
Skill used	Manufacturing tools
Time	5 day(s)
Materials	800 grams of wood; 100 grams of leather; 500 grams of large bones
Objects	radio receiver case; 3 copper wires; circuit board; 2 brass, bronze or iron medium buckles
Tools	regular or bronze screwdriver; soldering iron; pair of pliers; stone, bronze or regular hammer; planer; saw
Rot and repair
Rot	10 points per day; 49 points per day of use
Repair	500 points per hour
Holdable object
General properties
Weight	2710 grams
Visible	yes

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A keytar is a handheld keyboard, held like a guitar, that has been attached to a radio receiver that acts as an amplifier.

This instrument can be played loudly, and is audible over 5 units of distance.

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