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Started by Anant D. Mahale
Tue, 06 Oct 1992 13:48
Roland D-20 keyboard for sale
Author: Anant D. Mahale
Date: Tue, 06 Oct 1992 13:48
Date: Tue, 06 Oct 1992 13:48
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Hi,
I have a Roland D-20 keyboard that I would like to sell. It is about
2 years old, but has been rarely used. I am asking for
$1200 or best offer (including FOSTEX headphones and a
stand.)
The details of the keyboard are given below :
Description:
The D-20 is a Digital synthesizer/sample player with built-in
sequencer, drum machine and disk drive. It covers 5 octaves,
C to C, with velocity sensing, Layer and split modes and
variable split point. There are 16 two-partial voices,
eight four-partial voices, and dynamic voice allocation in
multi-timbral mode.
Memory:
128 patches, 128 timbres, 128 preset tones, 64 programmable
tones, 63 preset rhythm sounds. Sequencer: 16,000 notes.
Rhythm section: 85-key drum-kit, 32 preset patterns, 32
programmable patterns, 96 notes per pattern. Optional memory
card (M-256D); 128 patches, 128 timbres, 64 tones, 32 rhythm
patterns, one rhythm track sequence, one rhythm setup.
Interfacing:
MIDI in, out, thru. Stereo 1/4'' audio outs and headphone
out. Three foot switch inputs (sustain, sequencer start/stop,
and punch in/out). Memory card slot. PG-10: MIDI in, out,
thru, parameter in.
Features:
Eight-voice multi-timbral operation. Eight-track sequencer.
PCM drum sounds and rhythm sequencer. Built-in 3.5'' disk
drive. Digital reverb with eight presets.
Dimensions:
40 in x 11 7/8 in x 4 1/4 in, 22 lbs, 4 oz.
Excellent reviews from KEYBOARD magazine. List price is
$1800.
If you are interested, please contact me at
Anant Mahale
admahale.eng@phoenix.princeton.edu
Tel: (609) 921-2113 (H)
(609) 924-3150 (O)
(You can leave a message at either number.)
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