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Released in 1979

Fairlight CMI Computer Musical Instrument

The Fairlight CMI, launched in 1979, was the world’s first digital sampling synthesiser and a pioneering music workstation. Evolving through Series I, II, IIx, and III, it introduced sampling, graphical sequencing (Page R), and advanced audio editing. Favoured by artists like Peter Gabriel, Kate Bush, and Herbie Hancock, it shaped the sound of the 1980s. Despite its high cost, it revolutionised music production, leading to modern sampling and DAWs. A 30th-anniversary model, the CMI 30A, was released in 2011.

Released in 2007

Dangerous Monitor-ST Monitor Controller

The Dangerous MONITOR-ST is a transparent, relay-controlled monitor controller with five inputs, three speaker outs, subwoofer routing, talkback, and a powerful headphone amp—all operated via a precision remote for total control without colouration.

Released in 1997

Yamaha DG-1000 Guitar Pre-Amplifier

The Yamaha DG-1000 Guitar Pre-amplifier combines authentic tube amp tone with digital precision, featuring eight amp types, 128 preset slots, and fully motorised knobs that physically move to match recalled settings. Designed for flexibility and ease of use, it delivers professional-quality sound with instant recall via panel or MIDI control.