The Yamaha RX21L represents Yamaha's strategic expansion into Latin percussion, offering a specialized adaptation of their popular RX21 drum machine. Released in 1986 at an affordable price, this compact unit delivers an impressive array of authentic...
The Yamaha RX21 represents Yamaha's most affordable entry into the drum machine market, positioned at the bottom end of their product line alongside the higher-end RX-11 and RX-15 models. All three models share the same fundamental digitally sampled drum...
The Yamaha RX15 is a classic drum machine from the early 1980s. It is a basic, but solid-feeling machine with 16 programmable drum sounds, a built-in sequencer and backlit LED display. Its sounds are classic and utilize basic analog synthesis, offering a...
The Yamaha RX11 is a drum machine manufactured by Yamaha from 1983 to 1985. It was the successor to the RX5, and was one of the first drum machines to feature 16-bit samples. It featured 12 sounds, including a variety of acoustic drums, cymbals, and...
The Alesis DM5 is a professional drum sound module and the successor to the popular D4, maintaining much of its predecessor's hardware and operational architecture while introducing significant updates. Unlike conventional drum machines, the DM5...
Sound Module/ Tone Generator, Bass Synthesizer, Percussion Synthesizer, Digital (D), Production start: 1991, Production ended: Yes.
