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Yamaha TX802 FM Tone Generator

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Description
The TX802 contains 8 independent tone generators in a compact two-space rack-mountable case, and can produce up to 1 6-note polyphony. It uses the same sound-producing circuitry as the DX7II synthesizer and can use voice data created for the popular DX7 synthesizer.
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Technical Specifications
Type: Digital
Synthesis: Additive, Frequency Modulation
Oscillators: 6
Waveforms: Sine
Envelopes: 6
Evelope Paramerters: Rate 1, Level 1, Rate 2, Level 2, Rate 3, Level 3, Rate 4, Level 4
LFO: 1
LFO Parameters: Sample & Hold, Saw Up, Saw Down, Sine, Square, Triangle, Delay, Key Sync
Polyphony & Tuning
Polyphony: 16
Timbrality: 8
Patches
Patches RAM: 1
Storage: Internal, RAM Cartridge, ROM Cartridge
Editing: MIDI
Chips and Operating System
Firmware Revisions (ROM XB224): 1.5v
Case
Case: Rack
Case Details: 2U Rack
Display Notes: LCD: 40 x 2, Backlit
Dimensions (WxDxH): 480 (W) x 287 (D) x 94.5 (H) mm
Weight: 4.9kg
Connections
Audio Output Connections: 1/4" Phone Jack, Mono Out, Stereo Main, Stereo Headphone
Audio Output Count: 12
Audio Output Notes: 1/4" 1 - 8 Mono
MIDI Ports: IN, OUT, THRU
DAC Bits: 15
Power: 120 V AC
Production
Year Released: 1987
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Pricing
MSRP List Price: $1495 - convert
Retail Street Price: $1400 - convert
Used Price: $125 - $300 - convert
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The TX802 is a nice unit for loading traditional DX7 sounds and so forth. Because it doesn't have the Unison modes and a few other parameters found on the Mk II synths. Not all patches will sound the same on the TX802 as they do on your DX7. 

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