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 The Bass RaceFeature | Topic: Vintage Instruments | Music Technology, Feb 1989The acid house explosion has turned Roland's TB303 Bassline into one of the most sought-after pieces of analogue technology. Simon Trask looks at the machine behind the myth. |
 Roland E660Review | Music Technology, Oct 1988Digital Parametric EqualiserThe advantages of programmability and the power of MIDI spread further into the studio environment. Vic Lennard checks out Roland's programmable parametric equaliser. |
 Fender "Special" TelecasterGroup: Review |
 Roland R880Review | Music Technology, Mar 1989Digital Reverb UnitDigital reverberation technology is recognised for making reverb units cheap, but the same technology means a little more money buys a lot more power. Vic Lennard reflects on the R880. |
 Yamaha YS200Review | Music Technology, Nov 1988FM SynthesiserYamaha call It "Easy FM" - it's the latest and most friendly presentation of FM synthesis to date. Ian Waugh takes the easy option. |
 Cheetah MS6Review | Music Technology, Nov 1988Synth ExpanderThe long-awaited, rack-mounting, multitimbrol, budget analogue synth expander from Cheetah has arrived. Simon Trask turns on and trips out. |
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