Sound Module/ Tone Generator External Control Panel, Production start: 1986, Production end: 1987, Production ended: Yes.
Sound Module/ Tone Generator External Control Panel, Production start: 1983, Production ended: Yes.
The Roland Alpha Juno series, introduced in 1985, includes two analog polyphonic synthesizers: Alpha Juno 1 and 2. Produced until 1987, they were priced at US$895/ UK£575 for the Alpha JunoJ-1 and US$1,295/ UK£799 for the Alpha Juno-2. They share the...
The release of MC-505 took place in 1998. Groovebox is based on the same core as the JV series instruments are, and shares a lot with the JV/XP synthesizer lines. MC-505 is designed for aggressive genres of music, like techno, and for this purpose the...
The Roland JP-8080 is an impressive analog modeling synthesizer that builds upon the foundation of the JP-8000 while adding significant enhancements. Housed in an exemplary metal casing that replaces the JP-8000's "bendy plastic," this unit features a...
In 2003, MC-909 was released by Roland. Its sound core is based on a series of synthesizer modules "XV", and the internal memory is limited to 272 MB. The professional device includes 800 patches, 693 waveforms, and a "SRX" expansion. Among its...
The Roland Fantom-06 represents a remarkable achievement in workstation synthesizer design, delivering the full power and versatility of Roland's flagship Fantom series in a compact, affordable package. This 61-key workstation combines cutting-edge sound...
The Roland Fantom-07 extends the exceptional capabilities of the Fantom-0 series to a 76-key format, providing musicians with additional range and performance flexibility while maintaining the compact design philosophy that makes this series so...
The Roland Fantom-08 represents the pinnacle of the Fantom-0 series, combining the complete feature set of Roland's acclaimed workstation technology with a full 88-key PHA-4 Standard weighted keyboard. This flagship model delivers an uncompromising music...
The Roland SH-09, released in 1980, is a monophonic analogue synthesizer that has long been overshadowed by its more celebrated siblings like the SH-101, MC-202, and TB-303. However, this humble instrument deserves far more recognition than it typically...
