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In his desire for music, man was soon confronted with the limitations of the only instrument that nature gave him: his body and his voice. In search of new sounds, new tones and new ways of expression, he began to build tools whose only purpose was to produce sounds. Thus were born thousands of instruments, all using different kinds of techniques and materials, from percussion made of wood or skin to wind instruments made from copper; bowed, plucked or struck strings to electronic instruments.
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  • Clavia Nord Electro 5D 61

    « Close to perfection! »

    -As usual, it’s perfectly built : great job ! :bravo: -The keys’ touch seems to me slightly better than the 4D version, as I play more easily some piano pieces which were problematic. -The knobs are smoother than the 4D version, and they don’t

  • Roland RD-800

    « A true source of inspiration »

    1113 tones, 88 keys, ... you can download the user manual from the Roland website. UTILIZATION The RD 800 has the aesthetic design of a piano not of a synth, it's sober... What a delight! Right from the first touch, the keys are skilfully weighted

  • Roland F-20

    « Really beautiful »

    For all beginners and amateur musicians. Semi-professionals who know the piano market will very soon see its limits: they don't want to waste their time setting a tempo or calling a (tunes or styles) preset. Neither do beginners or amateurs, by the w

  • Crumar T3

    « The future of vintage sound is in your hands. »

    A rare piece of gear, not an easy one to find. If you chance to see one for sale, don't miss the opportunity to try it - and to try it is to love it instantly. It's a 3-in-1 in the same series as Trilogy, but more of an organ. 2 keaboards of 4 oc

  • Farfisa Louvre

    « Music Circus! A large and good analog combo »

    A real mammoth that I found out of order at a pawnshop and managed to refurbish: partytime! It’s an organ/ string machine/ piano/ harpsichord/ synth/ drum machine all-analog combo with a vertical acoustic Leslie-style processor and a spring reverb! E

  • Roland EP-7

    Michael-David's review

    It's a 76 weighted-key digital piano. It has 6 preset sounds (acoustic piano, electric piano, vibraphone, organs and violins), and it also has two non-editable basic effects: Reverb and chorus. It also has MIDI (IN, THRU and OUT), two 1/4" jack outpu

  • Yamaha Electone D85

    « My companion »

    Three keyboards, including a synth. One semi-pedalboard. Synth: 37 keys. Upper and lower keyboards: 49 keys each. Pedalboard: 13 pedals Synth: 12 tunable instruments. Portamento. Transposition. Volume. Brilliance, wahwah, vibrato. Depth, speed

  • Yamaha G2

    moosers's review

    The Yamaha G2 is an acoustic grand piano with a big sound and great overall feel. My experience with the G2 is in the recording studio only. I was the engineer on the session and not the player, although I did get to try playing the piano for a bit

  • Epiphone Les Paul Concert Ukulele

    « If you only get one Ukulele... »

    This could be a contender. It's well made, very good when amplified and a pleasure to play at any time; it also doesn't break the bank Gibson no longer make Ukuleles... Apart from the fact that Gibson own Epiphone and Epiphone make this particu

  • Roland FP-8

    « A standard for its time! »

    Easy to set up. Two sounds can be layered, for example: piano 2 + violins pad 3. (with volume foot control for the latter): I have never found anything similar since, a pity! UTILIZATION The keyboard has real hammers, felts...the best at the time

  • Roland RD-700SX

    « very good piano »

    Look up the features on the website. The reverb and chorus effects available are OK, but nothing special I don't edit the sounds UTILIZATION I think the keyboard is better than the yamaha which I had before, for example The overall setup is clea

  • Roland RD-500

    Alkyos's review

    88 weighted keys, like a piano 32 non-editable sounds, 2 effects, independent non-editable Chorus and Reverb. Super-precise low, mid, high mini equalizers. 64-note polyphony MIDI In, Out and Thru Stereo headphone output, mono (L) and stereo (L+R