Roland GR 55 Guitar Synthesizer

Sounds with Character and Loads of Controls in a PLUG-OUT Capable Synthesizer. Back in the 1970s, Roland launched the SYSTEM 100, SYSTEM 100M, and the now almost mythical SYSTEM 700. These modular and semi-modular synthesizers are heralded to this day for their flexibility and character of sound. In the spirit of its predecessors, the SYSTEM-1 breaks new ground with remarkable flexibility and access to a vast palette of tones with the bold, unmistakable character associated with Roland synthesizers for nearly four decades.

Sounds with Character and Loads of Controls in a PLUG-OUT Capable Synthesizer. Back in the 1970s, Roland launched the SYSTEM 100, SYSTEM 100M, and the now almost mythical SYSTEM 700. These modular and semi-modular synthesizers are heralded to this day for their flexibility and character of sound. In the spirit of its predecessors, the SYSTEM-1 breaks new ground with remarkable flexibility and access to a vast palette of tones with the bold, unmistakable character associated with Roland synthesizers for nearly four decades.

A MODERN TAKE ON THE ORIGINAL GUITAR SYNTH. * Inspired by the Japanese GS and GR-500 * 217 layers deliver a wide range of inspiring sounds * Explore hundreds of custom presets and create your own

Perfect "ACB" recreation of original legendary Roland JUPITER-8 synthesizer. Named after the King of Planets, there are few synthesizers in history more legendary than the Roland JUPITER-8. Introduced in 1980 as the ultimate polyphonic and programmable live performance Synthesizer, the Roland JUPITER-8 is capable of some of the richest, most powerful tones and textures imaginable.

12 CD box set collection featuring all of Allan Holdsworth's solo albums from 1982-2003. That title is no hyperbole-it was a proclamation that ran on the cover of Guitar Player Magazine in 2008, and is a feeling shared by fans and guitarists all around the world. Still, though, Holdsworth remains largely under-rated; many who admire his most famous work have overlooked dozens of fascinating finds to be made on his decades of recordings. This collection is a treasure trove of such discoveries, as it brings you all 11 of his albums as a solo artist, producer and group leader since 1980 plus the live-in-Tokyo album Then! And a 40-page booklet full of liner notes and archival photos. You also get previously unreleased bonus tracks, and all these albums have been newly remastered from the original tapes: I.O.U. (1982), Road Games (1983), Metal Fatigue (1985), Atavachron (1986), Sand (1987), Secrets (1989), Wardenclyffe Tower (1992), Hard Hat Area (1993), None Too Soon (1996), The Sixteen Men Of Tain (2000), Flat Tire (2001) and Then! (2003).

Released thirty years ago in 1987, the Roland D-50 Linear Arithmetic (LA) Synthesizer is easily one of the most influential keyboards ever made. The D-50 helped to define the sound of the late 80’s with its instantly recognizable mix of sampled attacks and synthesized sustaining waveforms (that’s LA!) plus chorus, reverb, and EQ. It’s the basis of classic tracks in a wide range of genres including Synth Pop, New Wave, New Jack and R&B, plus countless film scores.

Pete and Dave have been Sci-Fi readers and musician friends since 1973. The theme about space was a natural choice. The tunes on this album are two to six years old and represent a portion of the collaborations we have recorded over the years. Dave plays keyboards and programmed the drums - Pete plays bass, guitars, and synth guitar Roland GR-55. This album is a collaborative effort composited over time by sharing tracks over a private server. Please enjoy!