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sound qual |  75% | | interface | 75% |
| keyboard |
75% | | ease of use |
75% |
| build qual |
75% |
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| bass | 100% |
| brass | 75% |
| strings |
75% |
| accoustic |
50% |
| pads |
75% |
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| perc | 75% |
| organ | 75% |
| digital |
75% |
| analog |
75% |
| noises |
100% |
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Troy Pollard (synthprobe@aol.com)
writes:
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| I like my D-5(I sold the first one I had and regreted it and bought a 2nd hand one to replace it.) It is small and can get a wide variety of sounds out of it. Also the keyboard itself is pretty sturdy, its weakest link is the wall-wart adaptor.
Comments About the Sounds:
The D-5 is a scaled down version of the D-10/20, (minus effects and sequencer)
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(Thanks to Troy Pollard for this info.)
and RuffinWaller c/o ruffprod@erol for the pic
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Released:1989
