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#210099 - 07/20/06 12:20 PM WOW! The G-70's impressive (Disclaimer: Following is all personal opinion)
squeak_D Offline
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WOW the G-70 is just plain AWESOME! Check out this new video demo on Roland's website. He demostrates the Guitar Mode. Holy Sh@t!!!!!!! Blew me (a guitarist) away! All I can say is yeah baby. I have a feeling I'll be buying the Roland E-60. G-70's out of my price range (otherwise it would be here in my home). Anyways, check out this new video.
http://rolandus.com/products/productdetails.aspx?ObjectId=656&ParentId=18

It's the fist video by: Ed Diaz.
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#210100 - 07/20/06 01:02 PM Re: WOW! The G-70's impressive (Disclaimer: Following is all personal opinion)
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Wonderful...you have to get one Squeak.

Ian
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#210101 - 07/20/06 01:14 PM Re: WOW! The G-70's impressive (Disclaimer: Following is all personal opinion)
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Hi Squeak
This was demonstrated at the Caister Festival last October, and as I said at the time was very impressive, however after listening to the Real Guitar VST http://www.musiclab.com/products/realgtr_info.htm I have to say that all arranger keyboard guitars just become so-so sounds, with a must try harder as a footnote.

Bill
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#210102 - 07/20/06 01:15 PM Re: WOW! The G-70's impressive (Disclaimer: Following is all personal opinion)
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I'll be getting a Roland, but the E-80 and G-70 are way out of my price range. I've got a child starting pre-school, and that alone is going to cost my wife and I several hundred dollars a month, that's on top of our mortgage, and other bills (yikes).

So the E-60 looks like my cup of tea (if it ends up out of my price range too--there's the ever so compact E-50). I personally know that I'd use that guitar mode on the E series.

Squeak
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#210103 - 07/20/06 01:33 PM Re: WOW! The G-70's impressive (Disclaimer: Following is all personal opinion)
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Ya this is cool too
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#210104 - 07/20/06 01:35 PM Re: WOW! The G-70's impressive (Disclaimer: Following is all personal opinion)
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What is the price range of the G70 or E-80 ?
Many of you mention it is out of your price range.

Dennis
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#210105 - 07/20/06 01:36 PM Re: WOW! The G-70's impressive (Disclaimer: Following is all personal opinion)
squeak_D Offline
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I could be wrong, but I thought the average price was $3,000 and up (I could be wrong though).

Squeak
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#210106 - 07/20/06 01:38 PM Re: WOW! The G-70's impressive (Disclaimer: Following is all personal opinion)
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Thanks Squeak,

Would it be fair to say it is around the same price as the Tyros 2? or is it less?


D.
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#210107 - 07/20/06 01:42 PM Re: WOW! The G-70's impressive (Disclaimer: Following is all personal opinion)
squeak_D Offline
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I'd say so. That's why I've never bought a high end arranger. They're just so expensive. For the performer, they'll see a return on the investment, but to those of us who don't perform..., that's like giving a kidney

Here's how I weigh the price. Just 2 years ago I bought my wife a 1998 (mint) condition Ford Taurus with less than 60,000 miles. The price I paid then... well that's the current online price of the Tyros 2 and Korg PA1X/Pro. (not too sure at the moment on the G-70's price).

Squeak
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#210108 - 07/20/06 02:08 PM Re: WOW! The G-70's impressive (Disclaimer: Following is all personal opinion)
keybG Offline
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Registered: 06/03/06
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At this point the price of the G70 in italy is more less 2900$, the tyros 2 3150$ and the Roland E80 3800$. For the E60 i had an offer for 1450$.

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