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Roland Keyboards of the '60s and '70s Expansion Board for JV/XP Series (Model SRJV8008)

Wave expansion boards for XP-Series, JV-Series, and JD-Series.

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You'll find authentic combo organs like the Farfisa V.I.P., Vox Super Deluxe Continental, and Vox Jaguar presented in their full glory. The Rhodes Piano Bass is here to complete the 60's scene. If you need cheesy pads, nothing beats the old ARP and Elka string ensembles. Roland even included the Mellotron, Chamberlin, and Optigan libraries. Every key click, hiss, and tape wow are fully preserved. Top it all off with authentic record surface noise samples. Peace, Love, and Sampling!

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Roland Keyboards of the '60s and '70s Expansion Board for JV/XP Series (Model SRJV8008) Reviews

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10 out of 10

"Best B3 in a card"

I'm a blues player. This card is by far the best value for a B3 sound under 500 lbs. I use it in a JV1010...and I also have a Hammond XB-2, but the organ sounds in this card beat all the others. This is true for the Vox/Farfisa patches, too. I've tried ALL other modules and clones. The Rhodes and Wurlis are very good also, but a few of EP sounds have some background noise...the only negative to this card. I wouldn't record with them, but they sound fine for live work. Bottom line? If you can stand not having drawbars to tweak real-time, this is what you need...especially if you play classic rock covers. Otherwise you can buy a new Korg CX-3 or Voce V5 for a lot more $$.

Submitted: 05/17/2002

Style of Music: Blues

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9 out of 10

"Some sounds are incredible.B3 a little plastic sounding,but better than most other keyboards!! They tend to sound a litle plasti"

Feature:
The most useful sounds for me are Tone Wheel Piano-Wurlitzer,and a couple of the Rhodes-patches.

Quality:
Yep,it's made very well.

Desirability:
Being a professional musician and in need for those old B3/Wurlitzer/Rhodes-sounds,I just had to get me one of these..;)

Sound:
Sounds great.The Tonewheel Piano is incredible.The Wurlitzer too.. Don't care much about the B3-sounds anymore,since I now own a Korg CX3,which of course sounds much better.(obviously,since the price is so much higher.) I've owned my XP-50 since 1995,and now I'm wondering about buying the Piano-board.I need some good piano sounds on stage,and in my home studio.

Support:
There is no real support for Roland here in norway.The guys at the music shop don't bother checking up on these "old" cards anyway.

Submitted: 12/09/2003

Style of Music: Rock