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5 pieces of '90s studio gear that we need back right now: "Making music in the '90s, you needed an awful lot of awfully average music gear, a lot of space and a vivid imagination"

Saturday April 6, 2024. 09:52 AM , from Keyboard Magazine

1990s music gear might be a bit rubbish compared to today's, but its genius was in its limitations…

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