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Yamaha introduces the new CVP-700 series, which is part of the popular Clavinova line of digital pianos. The introduced models are - in ascending order of features and sound quality - the Yamaha CVP-701, the CVP-705 and the CVP-709. You won't find better clavinovas anywhere.

With the P5 Wireless headphones, the renowned British hifi company Bowers & Wilkins has issued their first wireless Bluetooth model. Five years ago, B&W introduced the successful P5 headphones, which were later succeeded by the P5 Series 2 model. The P5 Wireless headphones deliver the same outstanding audio quality as the P5s, but add the Bluetooth technology of the B&W T7.

A few weeks ago, we told you about the PSR-S670. As good news never comes alone, it's about time we also introduced you to the brand new Yamaha PSR-S770 and PSR-S970!

Good news: In 2015, SE Electronics celebrates its 15th anniversary. Of course, they want you to share in their joy, so they are giving you the chance to win free SE products!

Serato has issued a number of stylish new slipmats. Available in both white and black, they come as a set of two and are a great match for your Serato control vinyl.

MOTU, which is renowned for its high-quality audio interfaces, is also responsible for Digital Performer, a professional 64-bit DAW software package. Under the moniker DP9, MOTU has now issued Digital Performer 9. This ninth version of the software offers more functions and plenty of new plugins, and is more user-friendly than ever.

Fresh information on the recently announced Yamaha Reface has started seeping out of the far corners of the Internet. Get used to it, as that is not likely to stop until Summer NAMM 2015.

One for all, and all for 1Spot! Truetone (formerly known as Visual Sound) designed the new Pro CS7 and Pro CS12 to be their most powerful and versatile multi-effect power adapters yet!

Sela dreamed up yet another fun add-on for percussionists with their Tac Tic. This simple-looking instrument is much more versatile than you might think. The Tac Tic is basically three instruments in one: a shaker, a jingle stick and a pair of castanets. You can even combine those instrument sounds.

Gonkulator... The name sounds a little nasty, but luckily that isn't reflected in the effect it produces. At least, according to some. The DOD FX13 Gonkulator Modulator, the infamous grunge distortion/ring modulator for guitar players, is back! After some twenty years, Digitech reinvisioned the guitar effect with the remarkable name and sound as a stomp box.