street priceThe Roland S750 is a sophisticated sampler that offers professional-level sound quality at a significantly reduced price compared to its flagship predecessor, the S770. Despite the lower cost, the S750 maintains the exceptional audio performance of the more expensive model.
The Roland S750 represented during early 90s an excellent value for home musicians and professionals alike, offering professional-grade sampling capabilities at a more accessible price point. Its combination of sampling and analog-style synthesis provides musicians with a versatile and powerful sound design tool. Its main competitors were at the time the Akai S1000/1100, Ensoniq EPS16+R and E-mu EIII XP.
It was used by a variety of artists, including Depeche Mode, New Order, and the Prodigy.
Country of origin / production: Japan
Recommend product to a friend| Usage area | |
|---|---|
| Sound Module/ Tone Generator | |
| Sampler | |
| Usage Design/ Form Factor | |
| Rackmount, 3U | |
| Archetype | |
| Digital (D) | |
| Polyphony | |
| Voices | 24 |
| Tone Generator / Sound Synthesis | |
| Synthesis Method | Digital Subtractive |
| Programs/ Voices/ Timbres | |
| User-defined Single Voice | 128 |
| User-defined Multitimbral | 64 |
| Filter | |
| Digital (DCF) | |
| High-pass Filter (HPF) | |
| Low-pass Filter (LPF) | |
| Band-pass Filter (BPF) | |
| Resonance | |
| Amplifier | |
| Digitally Controlled Amplifier (DCA) | |
| Envelope Generator (EG) | |
| Filter | ADSR |
| Amp | ADSR |
| ADSR | |
| Modulation | |
| LFO Waveforms | |
| Sine | |
| Square | |
| Triangle | |
| Up Saw | |
| Down Saw | |
| Sample&Hold | |
| Sampler | |
| Sampler Format | Linear |
| Sample Memory | 18 Mb |
| Resolution | 16 bit/ 32 kHz |
| MIDI in/ out | |
| IN | |
| OUT | |
| THRU | |
| Display | |
| Display type | LCD |
| Color resolution | Monochrome |
| Resolution: Horizontal | 240 |
| Resolution: Vertical | 64 |
| External controllers | |
| Foot Controller | 1 |
| Audio out | |
| Stereo | |
| Dedicated output per voice | |
| Analogue: 1/4" (6.35mm) | 8 |
| Analogue: 1/4" (6.35mm) headphones preamplified | 1 |
| Audio in | |
| Analog 1/4" | 2 |
| Computer Interfaces | |
| SCSI | |
| FDD | |
| Power | |
| Voltage | 230V |
| Voltage | 240V |
| Voltage | 100V |
| Voltage | 115/117V |
| Power Supply | External |
| Dimensions | |
| Height | 132 mm |
| Width | 430 mm |
| Depth | 420 mm |
| Weight | 4.350 kg |
| Case/ body | |
| Metal | |
| Color | |
| Black | |
| Production start | 1991 |
| Production ended | |
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Sampler, Digital (D), Voices: 32, Production start: 1993, Production ended: Yes.
