Roland E-80 release took place in 2007. E-80 was designed to offer a massive set of functions: a 76-note keyboard features a 128-voice polyphony, a large selection of sounds (drums, electric guitars, basses, samples of the 88-key piano), and an...
The only and unique mega synthesizer of the 1990s priced at $20,000, which back then was the equivalent of $30,000 today. Technically it is filled with all possible K2500XS extensions encased within a metallic champagne housing and sides of noble wood....
The Roland XP-60 is a 61-key music workstation released by Roland in 1994. It is a digital synthesizer and sequencer that features a wide range of sounds and effects, as well as a 16-track sequencer and a variety of real-time controllers. It was one of...
The new model Triton Extreme 76 has a set of new high-quality sounds, built-in tube processing circuit, built-in USB interface, the ability to burn CDs and many other new features. The instrument offered 160 MB of internal sound memory which comprised a...
The digital piano RD-700 was the first instrument of the series sporting the possibility of expansion cards use, thereby it quickly gained success on the music market. The model included high-quality piano samples, as well as instrument sounds, taken...