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 Dynacord CLS 222Review | Music Technology, Dec 1988Rotating Speaker SimulatorWith acid jazz making the Hammond sound popular again the search is on for a practical alternative to the Leslie cabinet. Nick Magnus takes the CLS 222 for a spin. |
 Source Of InspirationRetrospective (Gear) | Topic: Vintage Instruments | Music Technology, May 1989At the time Moog discontinued the Minimoog, they launched the first programmable monosynth to use digital parameter editing. Nick Magnus reflects on a synth that was ahead of its time but overlooked by most players. |
 Vocal Codes From The UndergroundRetrospective (Gear) | Topic: Vintage Instruments | Music Technology, Feb 1992Roland VP330Roland's VP330 Vocoder Plus not only helped to put vocoders on the map, but has since become a classic keyboard in its own right. Gordon Reid says "synths that make you go Hmmm". |
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