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100 Things To Do With FMReview | Electronics & Music Maker, Feb 1986Yamaha DX100 PolysynthThe latest addition to the DX family is the cheapest yet at just £349. Simon Trask slings it round his neck and takes it for a test drive: will it bring FM to the masses? |
21 TodayReview | Electronics & Music Maker, Aug 1985Yamaha's DX21 polysynth offers FM sound quality at a low, low price, plus a few features even the DX7 doesn't have. Simon Trask investigates. |
21 TodayReview | Electronic Soundmaker, Sep 1985Yamaha DX21 synthesiserThe latest in the DX synth series |
A Double Dose of RolandReview | Sound On Sound, Apr 1992Roland JV80 & JY30 SynthsIs Roland's new JV80 their best keyboard since the D50? Julian Colbeck thinks it is, as he puts the company's two newest synths to the test. |
A New Angle On FM?Review | Sound On Sound, May 1989Yamaha TQ5 ExpanderStylish or ugly, don't let the TQ5’s unconventional casing distract you from the fact that with its 8-track integral sequencer and digital effects, this 4-operator FM expander packs a pretty powerful punch for the money. David Hughes reports from his ring-side seat. |
Alesis QuadraSynthReview | Music Technology, Apr 1994synthesiserThere's a new synth in town, it's gunning for the competition and it aims to please. |
All Hail ValhalaReview | Sound On Sound, Mar 1992Studio Series Roland D110 Voice CardsSuper sleuth Simon Sanders finds himself hot on the trail of cool sounds for the Roland D110. Prime suspect: Valhala. |
Big BrotherReview | Sound On Sound, Oct 1986Casio CZ-1Since the release of their diminutive yet ground-breaking CZ-101 synth, Casio have been steadily improving the facilities of their Phase Distortion keyboards with each subsequent CZ product. The culmination of those efforts is now manifest in their best-ever synthesizer, the CZ-1, a truly professional performance instrument. Chris Jenkins says 'welcome'. |
Boss DS330 Dr. SynthReview | Sound On Sound, Sep 1992GM/GS Synth ModuleThe Dr. Rhythm series served up Roland's highly-regarded drum machine technology in affordable form; now the Dr. Synth squeezes Sound Canvas sounds into a compact, value-for-money box. Derek Johnson makes an appointment. |
Casio CZ-1Review | International Musician, Oct 1986SynthCheckAt last a fully professional, touch-sensitive, Phase Distortion synth! Jim Betteridge waves goodbye to auto-accompaniment forever. |
Casio CZ-1 Digital SynthReview | Making Music, Sep 1986 |
Casio CZ-1 Programmable Polyphonic SynthReview | In Tune, Nov 1986 |
Casio CZ-230SReview | International Musician, Jul 1986SynthCheck'Jack of all trades, master of none'? Tony Mills explains himself |
Casio CZ-5000Review | International Musician, Aug 1985SynthcheckExcellent sounds plus a sequencer for under a grand. Tony Mills gets very worked up |
Casio CZ1 Polyphonic SynthesiserReview | Electronics & Music Maker, Oct 1986Following in the footsteps of their successful budget CZ models, Casio add touch-sensitivity for the professional user. Simon Trask evaluates the results. |
Casio CZ101Review | International Musician, Feb 1985SynthcheckSmall, digital and reviewed by Curtis Schwartz |
Casio CZ101Review | Electronics & Music Maker, Jan 1985Programmable Phase Distortion PolysynthAt last, Casio come up with the pro keyboard goods. Paul Wiffen tests the first of a whole range of synth gear from the calculator people, and concludes that it's 'probably the best Casio of all time.' |
Casio CZ230S KeyboardReview | Electronics & Music Maker, May 1986What the ghetto blaster is to hi-fi, the CZ230S is to synthesisers. Annabel Scott takes a spin in Casio's streetwise preset synth. |
Casio CZ3000 - The Obvious Solution?Review | Sound On Sound, Apr 1986Mark Jenkins reports on this recent addition to the popular CZ range of polysynths and suggests that the Phase Distortion synthesis it employs could well be the answer for those of you caught in the 'analogue versus digital' dilemma. |
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