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HyperSynth Reveals Hcards REV.2, Offering Massive Memory Expansion For Yamaha DX Synths, Roland D-50

The upgrade offers a solid metal case with new color, better touch-pad action and visibility, easy cartridge insertion, updated firmware, and improved build quality over their predecessors.… Read More HyperSynth Reveals Hcards REV.2, Offering Massive Memory Expansion For Yamaha DX Synths, Roland D-50

September 16, 20224 Comments

New Hcard-705 Gives Yamaha DX1, DX5 Synths 400 Times More Patch Memory

Hypersynth has introduced the Hcard-705 ‘Hyper-Bank’, a new multibank cartridge solution for the Yamaha DX5 and DX1 synthesizers that gives them 400 times more patch memory.… Read More New Hcard-705 Gives Yamaha DX1, DX5 Synths 400 Times More Patch Memory

August 12, 2020June 30, 20214 Comments

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