MM8 - Reviews - Music Tech Magazine

If you’re after a flexible entry-level keyboard with real-piano feel, this could be the answer. Hollin Jones unwraps the MM8.

Price: £775.00
Manufacturer: Yamaha
Website: http://www.yamahasynth.com

Keyboard workstations are now so advanced that the kind of feature set currently found on ‘entry-level’ models would not so long ago have only been seen much higher up the product range. And Yamaha’s MM8 – essentially the MM6 but with an 88-key weighted hammer-action keyboard – maintains this trend, bringing a proper piano feel to its entry-level keyboard range. The case has had a minor redesign and it is, of course, significantly larger than the MM6, although it’s still remarkably light for an 88-key model.

Score: 8

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This review first appeared in Music Tech Magazine issue 67
Filed under Home, Hardware, Hardware Instruments, Reviews, Synths

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