The Tenori-On Orange comes in a white plastic frame, instead of Magnesium alloy body, with no screen at the back and orange LEDs, and doesn't run on batteries. Apart from these details, it's the very same instrument that found great popularity thanks to artists such as Bjork and Little Boots.

First debuted in London in the Winter of 2007 to unprecedented global press interest the amazing Yamaha Tenori-On has captured and fuelled the imagination of some of the world's most influential and creative experimental live and studio musicians, producers, and DJ's including Bjork, Ono Yoko Plastic band and new artists such as Little Boots. The instrument also naturally found it's way into many studios and now figures prominently and regularly at many of the world's major live music events