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The first big surprise of NAMM is the Casio SAMPLER, an SP-404-like machine with a built-in mic, 64GB of memory and retro Casio sounds.
The post Casio SAMPLER: Future Retro Handheld Beat Maker – Is This the SK-1 Reborn? appeared first on gearnews.com.
The D Mini is finally here with three analog oscillators, a sequencer, and that lovely filter, all in a very tiny package.
The post Behringer D Mini: Fancy a Tiny Model D With a Sequencer for $99? appeared first on gearnews.com.
Sony’s PS-LX3BT and PS-LX5BT offer Bluetooth, ease-of-use and sleek design. Is it finally time to upgrade your record player?
The post Sony PS-LX3BT and PS-LX5BT: New Bluetooth Turntables for Both Newbies & Audiophiles appeared first on gearnews.com.
The WesAudio ngSumBox is a digitally controlled analogue summing mixer with precise DAW automation, controller integration, and session recall.
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Abasi Concepts and Córdoba debut the Abasi Stage 7 multiscale, 7-string nylon for ergonomic performance
The post Abasi Stage 7: Tosin Abasi Reinvents the Nylon-String appeared first on gearnews.com.
Citadel Alchemist turns the Bastl Instruments Kastle 2 Alchemist synth into a Eurorack module.
The post Bastl Instruments Citadel Alchemist: Storm the Kastle with Euroack, DIY & Open Source Hacks appeared first on gearnews.com.
Yamaha RS02CB Chris Buck Signature Revstar, a faithful recreation of the guitarist’s iconic custom model
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The new Yamaha Pacifica SC series takes T-style models to a whole new level. Stylish looks, great upgrades – check them out!
The post Yamaha Pacifica SC: T-Style Models With Amazing Upgrades! appeared first on gearnews.com.
Emily Hopkins and Old Blood Noise Endeavors Parting features glitch-delays, lo-fi textures, and chance!
The post Parting: Emily Hopkins and OBNE Debut Creative Chaos appeared first on gearnews.com.
The Neumann M 50 V is a reissue of the M 50 tube condenser microphone from the early 1950s, renowned for its use in classical recording.
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