M-Vave FM-1 clones the Yamaha DX7 and puts it in your pocket
M-Vave's FM-1, a tiny ~$70 clone of the legendary Yamaha DX7, is the "synth of the summer". It even has a built-in speaker, so you can play it on the go with its tiny rubbery keys.
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M-Vave's FM-1, a tiny ~$70 clone of the legendary Yamaha DX7, is the "synth of the summer".
It even has a built-in speaker, so you can play it on the go with its tiny rubbery keys.
While it doesn't come with the original patch banks, they're easy to copy over, and it has superpowers that weren't around in the 1980s such as MIDI over USB-C and Bluetooth.
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M-Vave's FM-1, a tiny ~$70 clone of the legendary Yamaha DX7, is the "synth of the summer". It even has a built-in speaker, so you can play it on the go with its tiny rubbery keys. While it doesn't come with the original patch banks, they're easy to copy over, and it has superpowers that weren't around in the 1980s such as MIDI over USB-C and Bluetooth.
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