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DEXIBELL has a creative energy that is born from the desire to enhance the know-how, the talent and experience of some of the best and most highly regarded Italian designers and engineers.
The team, after 25 years of extraordinary innovation and success with leading brands worldwide, has established a dynamic and motivated workshop with an Italian business ethos.
‘Innovation, Tradition and Passion Without Compromise’

Now if only there would be a resurgence of General Music...I miss them.

I remember General Music. There was a guy locally who bought the only General Music DP I ever saw around my area. It was an 88 key "slab" type of DP, rather than a console. It had a group of three pedals like a "real" acoustic that plugged in, like some of the better slabs have today. This was sometime in the early or mid 90s. Was it called the GEM2 or something along those lines? Anyway, what impressed me about it was that it seemed more "real" than ANYTHING else electronic-based that I had ever seen, even compared to what Kurzweil had (which were being touted as the best available). When he played it, you could hear nuances in the sound that nobody else had (of course, the guy really could play...). I lost touch with the guy, since I knew him at a particular job/company, but I have often wondered if he still has that DP, and how does it compare to today's top offerings.

Tony