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General info and amplification - keyboards

Brian May on keyboards
Synths always require electric amplification

The band depended much more on electric pianos, digital pianos and synthesisers from Hot Space tour onwards than most people realise. Keyboard amplifiers usually include a mixer and very low distortion. Since they were mostly used by Morgan Fisher, Fred Mandel and Spike Edney and there aren't many available interviews with them, it's still a mystery to us to know further details about specific brands of cables, amps, mixers and tools. So far we only know the makes of the actual keyboards.

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