Yamaha

DX Yamaha Operating manual in PDF format for: DX7, DX9, DX7IID, DX7IIFD, DX7s, DX21, DX27, DX100, TX802. Also some informations, links and patches.

(review at Intermusic.com) It's not often that a workstation gets elevated to classic status but the SY85 still earns second glances in the second-hand market

Infomation on all the Yamaha keyboards made. With pictures, original ads,and pdf's of manuals and Yamaha literature.There is also virtual Yamaha rhythm boxes for you to hear and play with. Just one of the many information archives at The Audio Playground Synthesizer Museum. and if you in Orlando come take a tour of the real museum.

(review at Intermusic.com) We called the Yamaha A3000 "a fantastically expressive sampler", but what about its successor? Time to find out what 18 months' work can achieve. Enter stage left the Yamaha A4000 super sampler...

(review at Intermusic.com) For players on the move this could be just the thing to keep you satisfied..

(review at Intermusic.com) There was a time when everyone seemed to own and use a Yamaha DX7. We look into the reasons for its legendary status in synth history

(review at Intermusic.com) The Yamaha MU128 is a diminutive tone generator whose small dimensions belie a wealth of features. So why should you buy it?

(review at Intermusic.com) Having steered clear of the pro sampler market for aeons, Yamaha finally muscled into the race with a growling beast of a machine

(review at Intermusic.com) Two feature-packed samplers from Yamaha...

(review at Intermusic.com) Although it's hardly any bigger than the Evolution MK-7, the Yamaha CBX-K1 has far more features packed into its diminutive frame

(review at Intermusic.com) Is this Yamaha rackmount synth just another box of sounds or a power users delight? We interogate the MU90R to find out what it knows

THE web site for information, discussion, and resources for the Yamaha EX5/7/R series of synthesizers.

(review at Intermusic.com) Take one silver keyboard, throw away half the knobs, stick what's left in a box and what have you got? We check out the rackmount incarnation of the Ceriously Sexy CS6x, the cunningly named Yamaha CS6R...

(review at Intermusic.com) They might not call it a workstation, but Yamaha's new EX5R certainly sounds like one. We get to grips with four types of synthesis, sequencing, and sampling.

(review at Intermusic.com) With their VL70m half-rack module, Yamaha made physical modelling synthesis technology affordable. Bunting still litters the streets...