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When the Yamaha DX7 arrived in 1983, it didn’t just change synthesis—it rewired music. Its crystalline FM tones defined a decade, from Art of Noise’s percussive stabs to Whitney Houston’s ballad pads. Yet for all its power, the DX7 had one notorious weakness: programming it felt like doing your taxes in hexadecimal.
“Suddenly, my DX7 went from a dusty doorstop to my go-to synth.” – Early user review
