Yamaha RX5 User Manual

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Editor

Tom Darter

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Sibyl Darter

Editorial Board

Bob Frye Bill

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Mark Koenig

Jim Smerdel

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Jim Hagopian

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March 1987

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ENTRANCE

A new DX9 voice created by Eldon

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A new DX9 voice created by Eldon

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A new DX9 voice created by Dawn Livingston.

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Volume, 3, Number 3

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