Yamaha DX7 II-D Synth!
The Yamaha DX7 II-D is a professional digital synthesizer from the late 1980s, building upon the legendary Yamaha DX7 with expanded sound capabilities, improved programming features, and enhanced performance controls. Featuring Yamaha's iconic six-operator FM synthesis engine, the DX7 II-D delivers everything from crystalline electric pianos and metallic bells to expressive basses, evolving pads, and complex digital textures. Its dual-voice architecture allows two sounds to be layered or split across the keyboard, making it a versatile instrument for studio recording and live performance.
Type: Digital FM Synthesizer
Model: DX7 II-D
Manufacturer: Yamaha
Country of Manufacture: Japan
Year Introduced: 1987
Synthesis Type: Six-Operator Frequency Modulation (FM)
Keyboard: 61-Key Velocity-Sensitive Keyboard with Aftertouch
Polyphony: 16 Notes in Single Mode, 8 Notes in Dual Mode
Multitimbrality: Two-Part, with Split and Layer Capabilities
Sound Engine: Dual Six-Operator FM Voice Architecture
Algorithms: 32 FM Algorithms
Memory: 64 Internal Voice Memories and 32 Performance Memories
Effects: Stereo Panning, Detuning, and Dual-Voice Layering
Controls: Pitch Bend Wheel, Modulation Wheel, Data Entry Sliders, Performance Controls, and LCD Display
Connectivity: Stereo Audio Outputs, Headphone Output, MIDI In/Out/Thru, Sustain and Controller Pedal Connections
Storage: Yamaha RAM/ROM Cartridge Compatibility
Finish: Black
Notable Features: Classic Yamaha six-operator FM synthesis, dual-voice layering and keyboard splits, velocity and aftertouch sensitivity, 32 FM algorithms, expanded patch memory, stereo output capabilities, MIDI connectivity, cartridge storage, and the distinctive digital sound of the late 1980s.