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V-50 Synthesizer Workstation At a Glance
	Released: 1988? \| Specifications User rating: 3.9/5 \| Read reviews (20) Yamaha News(323) Streaming Video (77)
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Ville Huumo writes:

This was my first workstation, and is still my primary composition tool. It has EVERYTHING a budget musician could want at a great price. The only problem it has is that the sounds are not awesome, they are plain, simple 4-op FM sounds, which can tire you after a while. Also, the drum machine samples are too short to be credible, and for the most part don't sound very good.

Comments About the Sounds:
Typical Yamaha '80 sounds improved with effect processor.

(Thanks to Ville Huumo for this info.)

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