Tascam MM1
Review | Music Technology, Nov 1989
Keyboard Mixer
What's impressive, essential to any multikeyboard setup and normally costs a fortune? Answer: a mixing desk. Tim Goodyer looks at a budget desk with a more-than-budget spec.
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