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Kawai R-100 Digital Drum MachineReview | International Musician, Nov 1986RhythmcheckA first entry into the market, and this high-spec, dynamic, tuneable machine could be a real threat to the established names. Tony Reed takes stock |
Kawai R100Review | Music Technology, May 1987Programmable Digital Drum MachineFew companies make synthesiser debuts as good as the Kawai K3. Now the same company has introduced its first digital beatbox; Simon Trask finds out if they've maintained the standard. |
Kawai R100 Drum MachineReview | Sound On Sound, Jun 1987Kawai are quickly making a name for themselves in the hi-tech field thanks to good value products like the R100. Ian Waugh files his report. |
Kawai R100 drum machineReview | Making Music, May 1987 |
Kawai R50Review | Music Technology, Sep 1987Digital Drum MachineFollowing hard on the heels of the R100, this junior beat box from Kawai threatens to outshine its big brother, as Simon Trask finds out. |
Kawai R50 Drum MachineReview | Music Technology, Jun 1987It's only a month since we reviewed Kawai's R100 beatbox, yet already they've come up with a cheaper version. Rick Davies previews it. |
Kawai R50 Drum MachineReview | Sound On Sound, Sep 1987In some ways this budget-priced drum machine from Kawai is a major improvement over its big brother, the R100, not least in its use of 8-note polyphonic sounds and its built-in digital effects. Ian Gilby was more than a little impressed. Find out why... |
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