The Moog Taurus bass pedal keyboard is a foot-operated analog synthesizer created and manufactured by Moog Music from 1976 to 1981. It lets you make music with your feet while your hands are busy playing keyboard, guitar, or drums. It has been used by Rush, Yes, Genesis, U2 and the Police. Listen to the sound samples of the Fattest Synth Ever!

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Check out some of the very entertaining musical messages made exactly for your answering machines.

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The Roland L-CDX-03 is a must to make the brassy backbone of your compositions, and it works particularly well for soundtrack/cinematic music. The quality of the samples is incredible, and there are so many different individual samples per patch, that many of the instruments in this collection really sound like the real thing.

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The Technics sx-K450 is a classic accompaniment keyboard produced in 1986. At the time it came out, this was the top-of-the-line Technics accompaniment keyboard. There were also the SX-K300 and the SX-K350, that had less features than the 450.

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In 1993 Roland released the famous JD-990, also known as Super-JD. A module version of Roland JD-800 synthesizer with expanded capabilities. This is a great-sounding synth, and it's a bit more flexible than its keyboard counterpart. This module is considered "a programmer's dream". It is used by Vangelis, The Prodigy, Apollo 440, ATB, and Mirwais.

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FARFISA means FAbbriche Riunite De FISArmoniche", which translates to "United Factory of Accordions". With several compact, easily portable and inexpensive models available, as well as their distinctive sound, Farfisa organs became popular among rock bands and other combo groups during the 1960s.