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Yamaha TG55Review | Music Technology, Mar 1990Tone GeneratorIt's not simply an SY77 in a rack, more an alternative application of Yamaha's latest synthesiser technology - Ian Waugh gives the TG55 a full workout. |
Born AgainReview | Sound On Sound, Oct 1989Rhodes MK80 PianoThe Rhodes electric piano features on countless classic tracks, and is one of the most imitated keyboard sounds of all time. Now Rhodes are back, with a new keyboard that updates a classic sound with all the benefits of contemporary MIDI technology. Tony Hastings checks it out. |
Roland P-55Group: Quality Controlpiano moduleA piano for every occasion - and a few more besides |
Gibson Twin-neckGroup: GuitarCheck |
Roland JX-10Review | International Musician & Recording World, Jun 1986SynthCheckAn analogue synth with a hefty price tag has to have a pretty good excuse these days. Jim Betteridge believes this one has |
Kurzweil K2000Review | Music Technology, Jul 1992Digital SynthesiserAfter being quiet for a while, Kurzweil are stirring up quite a storm with their latest synth. MT grabbed one for review only to find it had been sold to New Order - consequently, Nick Batzdorf reports from the US. |
Elka ER33Review | Sound On Sound, Aug 1987The 'Alternative' FM ExpanderIan Gilby looks around for an 'alternative' multitimbral FM expander and uncovers a wealth of features hidden inside Elka's versatile 19" rack-mounting companion to the underrated EK44 polysynth - the ER33. |
Akai MIDI EffectsReview | Sound On Sound, Feb 1986Digital Delay, Dynamic Control and Arpeggiation emerge from the MIDI jungle. Paul Gilby observes this rare species. |
Spring Reverb RoundupFeature | Topic: Buyer's Guide, Effects Processing | Home & Studio Recording, Apr 1986A look at some of the spring reverb units currently in circulation. |
Hot Valves!Review | Sound On Sound, Feb 1986Dynacord MIDI AmplifierThe marriage of valve and MIDI technology in Dynacord's Reference 500 guitar amplifier results in an astonishingly good design as Ian Gilby discovered. |
The Value Of The Valve - Part 1Feature Series | Topic: Maintenance / Repair / Modification | Making Music, Jan 1987Why the valve gave way to the transistor. And why some people still don't believe it. |
Analogue Equipment Design - Part 1Feature Series | Topic: Design, Development & Manufacture, Electronics / Build | Home & Studio Recording, Dec 1985for Rock 'n' RollBen Duncan looks at the design philosophy behind a modern power amplifier. If you don't understand it just be seen reading it and it will improve your credibility. |
Powered Mixer RoundupFeature | Topic: Buyer's Guide | Sound On Stage, Nov 1996 |
Widen your horizons - Part 1Group: Sound AdviceFX tutorialPart one of Bob Dormon's effects tutorial |
The Musician's Micro - Part 1Review Series | Sound On Sound, Jun 1989Yamaha C1 Music ComputerIn the first of this two-part review, Ian Gilby discusses the hardware aspects of Yamaha's new portable PC compatible music computer. |
Shergold Modulator 12-StringReview | Electronics & Music Maker, Aug 1982 |
Yamaha DX5Review | International Musician & Recording World, May 1985Synthcheck"The ultimate all-rounder," says Curtis Schwartz |
Microskill AS32Review | Electronics & Music Maker, Jul 1985All-digital Programmable PolysynthA British-built additive synthesis instrument with multiple keyboard splitting and overlaying, and up to 16 voices at its command. A dream come true? Simon Trask has the answer. |
Hot StuffReview | Sound On Sound, Jun 1988Toa MR-8T 8-track Cassette RecorderIf you thought eight tracks on standard cassette was an impossibility, think again. David Mellor assesses the world's first 8-track cassette recorder. Will it do to 8-track tape machines what the portastudio did to 4-tracks? Read on and find out... |
Logic with a light touchGroup: Control RoomAphex 105 noise gateMore gates, fewer greenbacks |