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Hi-Tech XpansionReview | Electronics & Music Maker, Apr 1985As Yamaha's 'X' range of hi-tech hardware continues to grow, Dan Goldstein and Trish McGrath present an exclusive appraisal of two of the range's most affordable additions, the TX7 FM Expander and QX7 MIDI Keyboard Recorder. |
Performance PowerReview | Electronic Soundmaker, Jun 1985Yamaha's QX1 Sequencer, KX88 Master Keyboard, TX816 ModulesYamaha's professional FM sequencer master keyboard and FM modules. |
Xpert SystemReview | Electronic Soundmaker, May 1985Yamaha QX7 sequencer / TX7 expanderThe latest additions to Yamaha's 'X' range - the QX7 keyboard recorder and TX7 expander look to be some of the most interesting yet. |
Yamaha QX21 MIDI SequencerReview | Electronics & Music Maker, Apr 1986The Nippon Gakki people have updated their budget QX7 MIDI Recorder by giving it a few extra facilities - and slashing its selling price in half. Simon Trask investigates. |
Yamaha QX3Review | Sound On Sound, Dec 1988Digital Sequence RecorderIn a world dominated by software sequencers, Rowland Jones finds he still has a soft spot for Yamaha's hardware variety. |
Yamaha QX3Review | Music Technology, Oct 1987SequencerThe latest dedicated sequencer from Yamaha offers 16 tracks, extensive editing capabilities and a built-in disk drive. Howard Massey gives it a spin. |
Yamaha QX5 SequencerReview | Music Technology, Dec 1986Digital Multitrack SequencerThe latest in Yamaha's family of sequencers returns to cassette storage, but offers eight tracks with features not even found on the prestigious QX1. Simon Trask puts it through its paces. |
Yamaha QX5 SequencerReview | Sound On Sound, Dec 1986Less a sequencer more an astonishingly flexible 8-track digital multitrack for keyboards. David Mellor pinpoints the essential differences and judges where the QX5 fits into the Yamaha product line. |
Yamaha TX7 FM Expander & QX7 SequencerReview | International Musician, Jul 1985SystemcheckStrongly recommended to DX owners. Reviewed by Curtis Schwartz |
Yamaha X-series MIDI SystemReview | Electronics & Music Maker, May 1985TX816 Rack, QX1 Digital Sequencer, KX88 Master KeyboardAt last, a detailed appraisal of Yamaha's state-of-the-art MIDI system. FM rack, digital keyboard recorder and master keyboard come under David Ellis' careful scrutiny. |
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