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Author Topic: yamaha sk-10 / sk-20 / sk-15 (1979)  (Read 4792 times)

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yamaha sk-10 / sk-20 / sk-15 (1979)
« on: May 22, 2018, 10:22:04 AM »
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Yamaha SK-10

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Yamaha's SK-series are combo-keyboards with synthesizer, organ, brass and string sections. The SK-10 was the first of the SK-series, released in 1979 - the SK-20, 30 and 50D followed in 1980, and the SK-15 in 1981, possibly as a replacement for the SK-10. The SK-10 is the only one in the series that does not incorporate a synth section, but has organ, brass and string sections that can all be played together for more interesting combinations



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Re: yamaha sk-10 / sk-20 / sk-15 (1979)
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