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Cheetah Master Series 7PReview | Music Technology, Sep 1989Controller KeyboardAs synth and sampler expanders become more popular, the demand for an affordable master keyboard increases. Simon Trask puts Cheetah's latest - and best test. |
Cheetah MK5 Controller KeyboardPreview | Music Technology, Feb 1987Chris Jenkins looks at a master keyboard of a very different kind, from the people who brought you drum machine and sampling add-ons for home computers. |
Cheetah MK5V MIDI Master KeyboardReview | Sound On Sound, Jan 1988As the world of musical synthesis shrinks ever more into a 19" black box format, where do we find the MIDI master keyboard to persuade these expander modules to give up their sounds? Since the big manufacturers currently seem reluctant to give us soundless MIDI keyboards, is there a small company we can turn to who can supply us with the equipment we need? David Mellor lets the cat out of the bag. |
Fuss In Boots?Review | Sound On Sound, Feb 1987Cheetah MK5 MIDI keyboardA master MIDI keyboard for under £100 may sound like a joke to you, especially when it is sold by Boots, but Jay Chapman quickly stopped laughing when he plugged it in. Find out why... |
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