One day I might actually get to see a Roland again.
If you're talking G70 and you happen to be in America, you can either stop by Fran's house OR The Smithsonian; it's right next to the Woolly Mammoth exhibit.
Rikki the G70 also has the SMF to style conversion feature.. It was added in version 2 or version 3...
It still can run with the best.
Hi Fran, Must admit I had wondered why I hadn’t come across the g70, I’d owned e80, at least a couple of the RA modules, g800, va7, just checked the date, we’d moved from city to the coast. No access to Roland.
#480344 - 11/11/1903:43 AMRe: Yamaha style conversion modified for E-A7
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Gunnar Jonny
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If forget about Technics KN5k, the G70 is the arranger I regret most that I've sold. Yes, it is heavy as a cruiceships anchor, and a nightmare to drag around, but it's build like a tank. Also wonderful keybed, real nice to play at. (In fact SD1 keys was similiar) Not 'plastic fantastic' box as Genos, but solid as a rock. It's like Fran, everlasting. 😁
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#480376 - 11/11/1907:07 PMRe: Yamaha style conversion modified for E-A7
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Ha Ha Ha! Probably excess US Navy band equipment being put to good use! I know the Navy is into recycling their stuff, but this is pushing them to a new level of innovation!
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