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The Yamaha DX7 Owner's Manual covers the FM-synthesis digital synthesizer released in 1983 that became the best-selling synthesizer in history, with over 200,000 units sold and a defining sound of 1980s pop music.
The Sony Walkman WM-F5, introduced in 1984, is a portable cassette player recognized as the first model in the company's "Sports" line. It is distinctly known for its bright yellow casing, which was designed to be water-resistant and durable enough for outdoor physical activity. In addition to playi...
Edwin H. Armstrong was a pioneering American inventor instrumental in shaping modern broadcast technology. He developed the regenerative receiver, significantly improving radio reception, and is most notably recognized for his invention of Frequency Modulation (FM) radio in the 1930s. This innovatio...
The Arturia MicroFreak is a unique hybrid synthesizer that combines analog oscillators with digital wavetable synthesis. This allows for an incredible range of sounds, from classic subtractive textures to complex, evolving FM and granular styles. Its compact design and expressive controls make it a...
The Sony Walkman WM-F10 is a vintage portable cassette player from the early 1980s that featured a built-in radio tuner, allowing users to switch between tapes and broadcasts.
The Korg Volca FM is a compact hardware synthesizer that focuses on Frequency Modulation (FM) synthesis. It features two operators and a variety of filters, allowing for a wide range of sounds from metallic bells to complex percussive textures. Its small size makes it highly portable, while its intu...
The Fujitsu FM-11 is a 16-bit personal computer released by Fujitsu in 1982, primarily targeted at business and professional users in Japan. It utilized a dual-processor architecture, featuring an Intel 8088 for standard business software alongside a Motorola 6809 to maintain compatibility with the...
