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Rex-50
Pedal Manufacturer
Description
The Yamaha REX50 is a digital multi-effector released in 1987/88. It is a compact and lightweight unit that offers a range of effects and features. The REX50 provides 30 preset effects in ROM and 60 in RAM, utilizing PCM sound generation method. It features a numeric LCD display in red on black, and offers MIDI control. The unit includes two stereo inputs and two stereo outputs, and is operated using buttons. The REX50 is known for its great delays and special effects, making it suitable for a variety of instruments including keys, guitar, bass, and vocals.
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Yamaha Rex-50 Printed Instructions User Manual
Brand New
$19.25
Yamaha rex 50 rex50 Digital Multi Effector FX 1987
Excellent
$141.32
Yamaha Rex 50 Multi Effect
Non Functioning
$85.88
Yamaha REX50
Very Good
$130.45
Yamaha Rex 50 1987
Fair
$146.75
Yamaha REX50 Mid 80
Fair
$81.53
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Used YAMAHA REX50 Digital Multi Effector
Good
$79.00
Yamaha REX50
Used
$75.00
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