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Technics PX1 Digital Piano

Review | Sound On Sound, Apr 1986

Could hi-fi giants Technics have set a new standard with the digital sounds of their PX1 MIDI Piano? Consultant keyboard player extraordinaire, Rick Wakeman, checks out its performance.

Ivory Tech

Review | Electronics & Music Maker, Apr 1986
Technics PX1 Digital Piano

The PX1 heralds a new generation of electronic pianos that aims to provide acoustic sound quality in a more versatile, up-to-date format. Julian Colbeck meets the latest Japanese Joanna.

Technics PX1

Review | Making Music, Apr 1986
digital grand

Sampled Grand Piano

The Show Goes On

Show Report | Electronics & Music Maker, Sep 1986
BMF Report '86

The Editor struggles through tech-laden stands, lively demos, liquid lunches and hordes of musicians to bring news of Britain's best-ever music show. If you missed it, you missed out.

Thomas Lang

Interview | Music Technology, Apr 1993
Declaring Independence

They've been on CBS, they run their own company called Dry Communications, and they've learned a thing or two: they are a band called Thomas Lang. Phil Ward meets the Scousers with a Dry sense of humour.

 

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