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Stylophone Original Pocket Synthesiser:
... those of us old enough to be kids in the 70 s....stylophone helps us relive that childhood! I spent many happy hours playing on my Grandpa s stylophone, and generally deafening anyone near! It is a small, retro looking machine, easily held in one hand. It is black and silver, the new version looking identical to the 70 s version. There are small keys which you press with a stylus pen. The pen is attached to the ... Read the full review: Back to childhood! by fayp |
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Korg PA-50 Keyboard / Synthesizer / Brand: Korg |
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Korg M3-61 Keyboard / Synthesizer / Brand: Korg |
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Casio WK-3800 Keyboard / Synthesizer / Brand: Casio |
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Casio PX-110 Keyboard / Synthesizer / Brand: Casio |
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Casio LK-93 TV Keyboard / Synthesizer / Brand: Casio overall rating |
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Casio LK-45 AD Keyboard / Synthesizer / Brand: Casio overall rating |
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Casio CTK-810 Keyboard / Synthesizer / Brand: Casio |
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Yamaha PSR-270 Keyboard / Synthesizer / Brand: Yamaha overall rating |
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Stylophone Original Pocket Synthesiser Keyboard / Synthesizer / Brand: Stylophone overall rating |
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Technics SX-KN-2600 Keyboard / Synthesizer / Brand: Technics overall rating |
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Korg MicroKorg ... recently got the chance to use one of these in a studio- having lusted after one on paper several years back, but eventually buying an original analogue MS-10 . I m really glad I went for the seventies synth. The microkorg falls somewhere between a casio keyboard and a digital synth- whilst it has been dressed up to look cute and analogue, it is actually a soul-less digital beast, with impenetrable controls, and an array of artifically reverbed sounds that just don t sound good to these ears. Of course- the thing that will first attract people to this, is the nifty inbuilt vocoder, and that IS a nice thing to find on such a keyboard, but there are only so many times... Read the full review: Don't be deceived by its looks by MGEEK |
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M-Audio Oxygen8 ... off, this is a great little keyboard which should be a staple in EVERY studio, but the only thing I ask you to consider is how big you need your keyboard. I initally bought this keyboard thinking that I d only need 2 octaves but after EXTENSIVE use, I feel I should have gone for a much larger one - so i suggest you look into it. The feature set of this keyboard is outstanding for the price including an LCD screen, transport section (loop, rewind, fast forward, play etc.), programmeable pots, octave selection, velocity sensitivity keys, modulation wheel and pitch wheel - ALL for just over £50? Not only does it have all these features, but it feels VERY sturdy and... Read the full review: Oxygen 8? You won't be able to breathe without it! by Narco |
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Korg MicroKorg ... keys vs. Big sound. Plastic feel vs. Real time controllers. Cheesy presets vs. Excellent analog modelling synthesizing. It depends what you want from the instrument! It is small, the keys are not weighted and it is, admittedly difficult to play. But once you ve got the hang on the tiny, half sized keys (and please don t get confused - they re just helf the length, not half the width of a normal piano key) you can create some pretty cool sounds. (Well, if cool for you is sweeping 80s saw wave tones!) I really enjoy playing around with this machine. There s an almost endless set of possibilities and plenty of online patches you can download. The online software is al... Read the full review: microKORG - small keys, small price tag by Midrange |
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