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#294933 - 09/29/10 01:54 PM
 
Re: Roland. Yes - but E80 or G70
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Originally posted by themutiny: unlike some of the Yamaha fan-boys....   Welcome to SZ, son...always nice to see another Roland fan-boy.     You're in excellent company.  Nick, this forum caters to all...Yamaha fan-boys, Audya fan-boys, Korg fan-boys, and, yes, Roland fan-boys as well.   Some are even fan-boys for several brands.    Having said that, Diki would never steer you wrong, so pay attention to our resident Roland guru...the G-70 is a super arranger.   Ian  
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#294934 - 09/29/10 02:02 PM
 
Re: Roland. Yes - but E80 or G70
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Well, if you know and use the word 'cogent', you're a fairly big step away from many of the Yamaha fan-boys already! (Just kidding, kids...!) But be careful petting that dog... they BITE!    I wouldn't BET on that Smartmedia card working in the G70. It's possible you can find a PCMCIA adapter to use it in the G70, but I doubt it has the same folder structure to work properly. But you will probably be able to transfer much of the data, especially SMF's and styles, to a computer and reorganize it there. But Performances (UPG's, whatever the Discover calls them) I would be surprised if they work as is... That's a bit of a dodgy price on the G70. Be careful it's not a scam. Over here in the States, used G70's in GREAT condition go for $1500-2000, and out of production, I wouldn't want to risk a less than great condition. Mind you, at a few hundred quid, you don't have THAT much to lose! [This message has been edited by Diki (edited 09-29-2010).]  
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#294936 - 09/29/10 02:25 PM
 
Re: Roland. Yes - but E80 or G70
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Originally posted by Diki: That's a bit of a dodgy price on the G70. Be careful it's not a scam. Over here in the States, used G70's in GREAT condition go for $1500-2000, and out of production, I wouldn't want to risk a less than great condition. Mind you, at a few hundred quid, you don't have THAT much to lose!
 
   Good point Diki, and Nick can rest assured that any cogency on your part would be very sincere.    I believe Roland keep parts on hand for about 10 years, according to my rep buddy, Daniel, so that's another consideration if Nick plans a long term investment.   When was the G-70 launched...2002 or thereabouts?    Ian  
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#294940 - 09/29/10 02:42 PM
 
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Originally posted by themutiny: Hey
  I'm sorry if i caused any offence...
  In order to get a proper response you need to be  a bit inflammatory. So, I have been a bit 'mischievious
  Cheers,
  Nick'
 
    Ha Ha...you are very observant, Nick, and you catch on very quickly...again, welcome to SZ.   No offence taken at all...in fact, fanboy describes 99% of the posters here on SZ.     Diki and Fran are dedicated Roland fanboys, so you can trust their enthusiasm for the G-70...and Diki knows everything that needs to be known about the G-70, and he will educate you in all it's pluses and minuses.    Ian  
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