| Denis D'or | |
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Origin |
Vaclav Prokop Divis |
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Type |
Electronic instrument |
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Effects |
Discharges electricity when used. |
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Downsides |
The electricity can fry any person within a large radius. |
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Activation |
Playing the instrument |
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Collected by |
Warehouse 11 agents |
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Section | |
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Date of Collection |
July 1, 1768 |
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History 
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The Denis D'or, created by Vaclav Prokop Divis, a Czech scientist, is considered to be the first electrical instrument ever invented. The Denis D'or was a creation which was intended to use electricity to create music.
Effects Edit
The Denis D'or has a keyboard-like structure, and can imitate the sounds of a variety of musical instruments. It also has 14 registers, which are two-fold. When certain keys are played, the instrument discharges electricity, and the more a person plays the more electricity will be produced. The electricity can fry any person within a 20-meter radius, though this radius can extend to up to 40 meters if a full song is played, so one must be careful when playing it.
