I hope they DON'T make them like the DX7 anymore. What the article says is true, the DX7 sound dominated pop music for a long time. Many musicians were too un

I hope they DON'T make them like the DX7 anymore. What the article says is true, the DX7 sound dominated pop music for a long time. Many musicians were too uncreative (or perhaps it was too much of a hassle) to change it from the boring, over-used factory pre-sets. I seem to recall it was really, REALLY an unpleasant chore to make interesting sounds-- endless modes and everything set up with a single button.