Announced in Autumn NAMM 2008, Yamaha ads a new model to the Tyros family. The Tyros3 comes with so many professional features that makes it a real pleasure to play it.
What is new in Tyros3?
It’s overall appearance has not change much, Yamaha wanted to maintain the family look, but, more importantly, maintain the operating system so owners of both the original Tyros and Tyros2 would instantly Read the rest of this entry »
Announced on October 2005 the Yamaha Tyros2 is a keyboard that rises the bar on sound quality and features included in a Arranger Keyboard. It’s sound preset are simply spectacular. Features are great and for a solo man band has almost everything you will need. Read the rest of this entry »
Yamaha launched the Tyros keyboard at Summer NAMM 2002. They decided to stop the production of PSR9000 and PSR9000pro and replace it with Tyros.
Tyros came with a brand new design, no speakers and aiming to the future. It incorporate MegaVoice Read the rest of this entry »
One of the most successful synthesizer lines of Roland is the JV series. The JV-2080 was introduced on January 1997 and it set the standards for powerful and expandable sound modules.
The JV-2080 has a 64 polyphonic voice capability plus great 768 internal patches. The really impressive feature about this module is that it can support up to 8x SR-JV80 expansion boards giving a massive total of 2,900 patches! Read the rest of this entry »
The famous Roland E-86 is a classic work horse, it appears in the market in 1993 and many years have passed and the Roland E-86 still very much used by performers all around the world. It was the first Arranger to incorporate GS format sound and it has inside the best GM compatible sound board. The new sound that came with it were similar to the ones used for the JV series, specially the Acoustic Guitar which is the Read the rest of this entry »