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Yamaha MOXF6 Review - Changing of the Guard
Incorporating most of the sound engine of the Motif XF, the MOXF aims to redefine the standard of mid-range workstations. A sound change?
04/01/14
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Yamaha F370 Review - Folk in Tune
We took this new, inexpensive dreadnaught from Yamaha for a test drive. Here's what we found.
03/03/14
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Yamaha FS740SFM Review - The Little One With a Big Voice
The sun is shining and the air is warm. Nice weather to sit down on the terrace, open the cardboard box and there it is... It's small, it's new and it's beautiful! Its half-jumbo size in vintage sunb…
05/27/12
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Yamaha Pacifica PAC611HFM Review - Let's Sail together!
Pacifica — a name that recalls the beach, the ocean, the sun. If you like sailing, following the wind for hours armed only with your courage and a fishing-rod, you'll be disappointed by the present r…
05/13/12
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Yamaha THR10 Travel Amp Review - Small But Powerful
Yamaha's new amplifier range now includes a brand new product: the THR10. It looks like a standard compact amp head. But in fact, this product holds some surprises...
02/29/12
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Yamaha DTX540K Review - Pads Without Mercy!
Yamaha pulls out all the stops with its revolutionary TCS pads in an attempt to make itself appealing to most drummers who still refuse e-drums. As a DTXPress owner and former user, the DTX540K is re…
02/01/12
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Yamaha Motif XF Mini-Review - Big Bad Workstation
A big surprise that arrives at the end of 2010 is the new Yamaha Motif XF, which gives a boost to the sound quality and the spontaneity of workstations. So how much more advanced than its competitors…
11/28/10
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Yamaha Tyros 3 product review - Yamaha Tyros 3: The Arranger Keyboard Rearranged
Perpetuating the Tyros line for the third time, Yamaha presents a new, high-technology arranger keyboard that provides a rarely achieved musicality.
09/17/09
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Yamaha Tenori-On: The Test - Unidentified Musical Object
In the world of electronic instruments, when you think innovation, the name Yamaha rarely comes to mind! Yet this Japanese company was the creator of the first FM synthesizer, the DX7. So just to sho…
01/16/09

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