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sound qual |  75% | | interface | 75% |
| keyboard |
100% | | ease of use |
75% |
| build qual |
100% |
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| bass | 75% |
| brass | 75% |
| strings |
50% |
| accoustic |
50% |
| pads |
75% |
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| perc | 50% |
| organ | 50% |
| digital |
100% |
| analog |
75% |
| noises |
50% |
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Thomas R Kolb (tkolb@penta.volvo.se)
writes:
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| I haven't been using this synth a lot, but the preset sounds are nice and clean - though rather unorthodox - with the crispness I usually associate with the late 80?s digital synths. The large keyboard is very playable and the overall construction of the JX-10 seems to be of high quality. I also like the alpha-dial and the two assignable sliders. There are more original sounding synths around these days, but if you can grab one JX-10 cheap, you won't be disappointed.
Comments About the Sounds:
Crisp digital sounds
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(Thanks to Thomas R Kolb for this info.)
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Released:1986 (?)
