Roland SRX02 Concert Piano Expansion Board for XV Series

All samples were taken from a single, extremely rare and elegant European piano to faithfully preserve its delicate sound.

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The SRX-02 Concert Piano expansion board dedicates its entire 64MB* of wave memory to one purpose - reproducing the most exquisite stereo-sampled piano sound ever. In fact, all samples were taken from a single, extremely rare and elegant European piano to faithfully preserve its delicate sound. The resulting piano is, quite simply, the finest Roland has ever offered. When combined with the XV-88's 88-note precision hammer-action keyboard, the SRX-02 provides a heavenly piano playing experience. *When converted into 16-bit linear format.

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User-installable wave expansion board offering the best concert grand piano sound in Roland history.

Fully compatible with new XV line of expandable synthesizers.

Entire 64MB* memory dedicated to stereo samples of a single, very rare European piano.

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Roland SRX02 Concert Piano Expansion Board for XV Series Reviews

39 People rated this product :

6 out of 10

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10 out of 10

"The ultimate piano board has arrived!"

I would recommend this to anyone who is looking for a truly authentic and beautiful sounding piano board. Although Roland in its specs did not mention specifically which piano it sampled from, I am quite sure that it is a Bosendorfer piano. Truly amazing sound. If you have a ear for an elegant classical piano sound, this is the board to buy. It is responsive to various degrees of touch if you use it on a weighted piano-action keyboard. The result is fantastic, really feels and sounds like the real thing. I tried the piano patch on the Kurzweil PC2X and the sound is undeniably a Steinway. Also tried the Yamaha PL150PF board for the S80 and of course it was sampled from a Yamaha. Again, it is truly amazing these days that we can own a virtual Bosendorfer, Steinway or Yamaha concert grand for a few hundred bucks.

Submitted: 12/21/2000

Style of Music: Classical piano

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9 out of 10

"Simpley Satified with Roland"

Feature:
No issues..

Quality:
I have it in my studio and ocasionaly use it to jam elswhere. So far no problems.

Value:
Korg boards are a little cheeper but I think you get double the sound options with the roland. Exspecialy the Ultimate Keys board.

Desirability:
Roland makes nice looking equipment. It all looks very cool.

Sound:
This board sounds real nice. I have the Triton PrX88 with the Grand Piano expansion board and although the Korg board also sound very good. I feel the Roland sample is slightly for satisfying for my style of playing.

Support:
I have several Roland products both New and Vintage. No problems as of yet.

Overall:
I am very happy with Roland gear. If it was stolen I would rebuy the same if money allowed it...

Submitted: 11/22/2004

Style of Music: Mostly Imrovisation

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