Here it is, the DX7 I purchased. I am super excited, an 11 year old boy could never have afforded one of these when they came out! Sound tests to come, watch out for those videos!
A big box
So much foam
Rom cartridges
Breath controller
Getting there
It’s a comin’
And there it is
Feels soooo good
The Original 1983 Yamaha DX7
Born in 1983
Out of over 200,000
And the video!
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