Yamaha CS80 - "thick sounds"
The Yamaha CS 80 is a very big unit. I do love the way that it is laid out though with color coded sliders, I think it looks cool and kind of makes some sense of all of the stuff on the board. This b…
Yamaha SK20 - "easy to use vintage gear is great"
The Yamaha SK20 is a classic analog synth with a lot of sounds from the late 70’s into the early and mid 80’s. The bad thing about this board is that over time they start to have some serious issues…
Yamaha SK20 - "Yamaha SK-20 Symphonic Ensemble"
I purchased this keyboard at Coyal Music in Columbus,Ohio "way back" in 1980-81. At that time I needed a portable organ, and the market was small for organs by the very early 80's. I think it was aro…
Yamaha CS15 - "some sounds are thin"
This analog synth is arguably the best synth I've ever played in my life. More versatile than most synths of its ilk, it's got some of the richest tones that I've ever heard come out of an electronic…
Yamaha CS70M - djmike303's review
translatedTHE YAMAHA IS CERTAINLY THE PIANO CS70M BEST IN THE WORLD AND IT IS THE FAMOUS ON PATCHES OF BRASS VANGELIS FOR BLADE RUNNER. IT HAS A KEYBOARD 5 OCTAVES IT HAS A SEQUNCER ANALOG polyphonic REA…
Yamaha CS60 - rafkey's review
translated5 octave keyboard with transposition -2 / + 1 octave via switch and aftertouch; CS = Control Synthesizer is therefore ze synth Contrle ... too long to explain; 1 mono output High or Low, entree v…
Yamaha CS15 D - sly dee's review
translated3 OCTAVES PURE ANALOG! PITCH modulation octave band. Called Sons by filters infinity! Many effects! USE Ultra intuitive configuration! SONORITS Fabulous sounds very used especially by…
Yamaha CS60 - " A synthesizer from 1100 euros fishy"
translatedHummm USE Hummm SOUNDS Hummm NOTICE GLOBAL You do lower the rating in this way?
Yamaha CS80 - " The best, even today ..."
translatedWeighted with high quality polyphonic aftertouch and velocity keyboard. Factory presets (frozen) and editable presets (2). Portamento and glissando are present. UTILIZATION Cs-80 is a polyphonic …
Yamaha CS01 Mark II - " Fun and effective"
translatedThe basis of subtractive synthesis with a few limitations: limited 1VCO VCA UTILIZATION Simpler you die. No wacky sound research but its simplicity keeps us all dispersion cotonnant us the basics…
Yamaha SK20 - " Good deal"
translatedAnalog synthesizer with an organ part which has drawbars to simulate an organ, no pitch, just a little knob that many use to but is not essential to the machine, a synth part that can be hacked, with…
Yamaha CS5 - " Looks Tiny massive sound, too ..."
translatedSmall analog of the late 78, comparable to Korg MS10, Arp Axxe in that it has a VCO. Two and a half octaves of keys full size (no velocity or aftertouch but very expressive) No effect of course, …
Yamaha CS01 - " oh what a dub bass!"
translatedMonophonic analog Synthesizer, 2 octave and a half. 12dB/oct low pass, not adjustable resonance (on / off) filter ADSR envelope tiangle wave, sawtooth, pulse width, square (the best!) and noise. …
Yamaha CS20M - " Exceptional analog instrument!"
translatedIt is a mono synthesizer in the late 70s, 3 octaves, 2 and VCO 1 LFO.Il has the distinction of having eight memory controlled by big square buttons easily accessible, nothing to do with the small swi…
Yamaha SK20 - " versatile and playful synth"
translatedKeyboard synth five octaves -3 Separate outputs: PolySynth / organ / mixed = + polysnth organ and a headphone jack - Connectors audio only Organ / Polysynth editable, non Strings (just change …
Yamaha CS01 - " A rating for this amazing toy vintage"
translatedOnly 2.5 octaves, and monophonic (that is his biggest default). With 2 Fasteners type guitar straps ... ;-) UTILIZATION There's no more simple: you move the faders and have fun right away to cr…
Yamaha CS01 Mark II - " Very nice but over priced"
translatedEverything has already been said ... UTILIZATION Ultra simple, well to start when you have ten years (if! If! At the time ...) SOUNDS Sounds amazing for such a small machine given free to pur…
Yamaha CS30 - zama's review
translated8 not the sequencer is the total Panard to create loops crazy! UTILIZATION While direct access vraiemnt very easy to use! SOUNDS Class! OVERALL OPINION I separated because I do not play a…
Yamaha CS01 Mark II - daddid's review
translatedNo twelve o'clock Breath controlled LFO osc 1 + 1 Battery / adap Small HP CONTRL UTILIZATION Basic additive synthesis SOUNDS Is really a breath controller, it really sounds like a win…
Yamaha CS01 - graal7's review
translatedAnecdote little mono synth a mini keyboard no preset Wind has a controller which acts directly on the sound UTILIZATION Yamaha launches this little mono synth easy to use which allows to un…
Yamaha CS80 - Vangelis's review
translatedThe factory sounds are they ralistes? for the 1977 epoch great. What are the best sound? strings. What type of music fits as this device? newage for me because I made with him. What is the quality of…
Yamaha CS01 - Gargo's review
translatedMini keyboard yamahah a headphone output, line out and that's it A VCO, 1VCF, 1VCA, breath control, pitch bend and modulation gives that little mono analog sound more or less friendly ... UTI…
Yamaha CS15 - etiennewilliame's review
translatedA pure vintage keyboard, see dtail Previous notice. It's cots apprcie robust. 2 ADSR CONTRL of the filter with a controller is very practical. No breath. Design particulirement well think t…
Yamaha CS80 - paradyse's review
translatedPolyphonic keyboard with after touch, one of the most expressive synths. UTILIZATION Synth presets + CONTRL of paramtres like n 'analog synth matter what. Rubber band trs cool. Unreliable trs i…
Yamaha CS80 - ostrovitch's review
translatedPolyphonic aftertouch keyboard heavy with a rare quality. Trs expressive, the machine is alive, 8 voice polyphony 2X1 2X2 oscillator and filters (LP / HP rsons) per channel. There is a chorus /…
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