XioSynth x25 - Reviews - Music Tech Magazine

Novation’s latest synth promises a wealth of features in a truly portable package. Hollin Jones takes to the road with the XioSynth x25...

Price: £229.00
Manufacturer: Novation
Website: http://www.novationmusic.com

It’s a fact of modern life that technology is getting smaller and more powerful all the time. In music, nowhere is this more evident than when browsing through the product catalogue of Novation, makers of such classic compact synths as the Bass Station and A-Station.

Score: 10

This review first appeared in Music Tech Magazine issue 45
Filed under Focusrite Novation, Hardware, Synths

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