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• Yamaha DJX
• by templarser( 146)
• Yamaha DJX Mk1 I cannot say anything bad about this machine - it almost lacks nothing unless you are a home organist looking for auto-RHUMBA arrangements. The DJX is full of rave and electro type rhythms... 

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  Yamaha | DJX | Synthesizer | Keyboard

• 22 of 25 people found this guide helpful

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• Yamaha DD-10
• by templarser( 146)
• Yamaha DD-10 The DD-10 is a stereo digital drum machine with 8 touch sensitive drum pads,98 preset rhythms played on some 26 or so drums. It comes with one demo pattern and the ability to store 2 user... 

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  Yamaha | Digital | DD10 | Drum | Machine

• 15 of 16 people found this guide helpful

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• Yamaha PSR420
• by templarser( 146)
• Yamaha PSR420 The PSR 420 is a 5 octave stereo touch sensitive keyboard with 128 GM voices 8 drum kits and 100 Rhythms. The 420 includes a registration feature which stores front panel settings that you have... 

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  Yamaha | Keyboard | Synthesizer | PSR420

• 5 of 9 people found this guide helpful

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• Yamaha SHS10/200 Keytar
• by templarser( 146)
• Yamaha SHS10 Keytar The SHS 10 is a small 2+ octave clavitar [keytar] that is worn around the shoulder and played guitar-style.I picked mine up for nothing as it was slightly lacking in keys and would not... 

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  Yamaha | SHS | 10 | Clavitar | Keytar

• 4 of 4 people found this guide helpful

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• Casio MT 540
• by templarser( 146)
• Casio MT 540/CT460 The MT540 is a mini-keyed stereo "tone bank" 4 octave keyboard which judging by its heritage uses PCM [Pulse Code Modulation] sound sources. The manual indicates that it suffices also... 

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  Casio | MT | 540 | Synthesizer | Keyboard

• 2 of 3 people found this guide helpful

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