Teenage Engineering PO-12 Rhythm Pocket Operator
A tiny electronic beat studio with a big personality.
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PRODUCT PHOTO · SEE CREDITSUnzip a banana and a crossword spills out.
Everyone builds a separate grid from the same pile of letters. When a new tile ruins a perfectly good word, you can dismantle the whole thing and start another arrangement. The yellow zip pouch is both the box and the explanation for the game’s name.
Photo by Evan-Amos · Source · Public domain. Photo: Evan-Amos / Wikimedia Commons (Public domain). Proportionally resized and converted to WebP. Full composition retained.
One extra letter can turn a nearly finished grid into a completely different crossword. There is no board fixing the words in place.
This is the classic English set. Double Bananagrams and the party edition have different contents.
Classic English set of 144 cream letter tiles in one yellow banana pouch. The photograph shows an earlier pouch logo.
A tiny electronic beat studio with a big personality.
Meet this find