Feature:
Yamaha is known for doing what they do well. However, a VGA screen output and 24 bit recording would be awesome!! Nowadays,I don't think it's beyond their reach to produce such a machine for not too much more cost.
Quality:
A 10! Enough said...
Value:
Compared to other machines in it's class, this is a winner! You get the most important features needed to produce a great, professional recording at a reasonably affordable price. Works for me!
Desirability:
I want it!! I have it!!
Sound:
Great AD/DA converters. Better than the Roland counterpart, yet at a much friendlier price. The sound is great...I'll bet George Martin wish he had one of these puppies when he and Goeff recorded Abbey Road!! Great comps. Great Gates. Awesome effects processors.
Ease of Use:
Read the manual and it's easy! Don't read the manual and you make it hard to use. It's that simple. The machine is very user friendly with the manual.
Support:
Have not had the need to use support yet.
Overall:
Once again, Yamaha has managed to outdo themselves without completely giving the farm away. This hot rod has 24, count them 24 tracks with 8 subtracks (by the way, if you can't do it in 8 takes, go home and practice some more.), 24 bit AD/DA conversion, 32 bit internal processing, plenty of comps, effects, gates, pitch correction, blah,blah,blah... The list goes on. For the money, it's a real good box!! Congrats Yamaha!!
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