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#302709 - 05/12/07 01:55 PM
Re: Are you getting an E50, E60, or E80, you belong here
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Registered: 04/25/05
Posts: 14194
Loc: NW Florida
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Actually, I have a G70 (replaced my old G1000).... But if Roland add back the Chord Sequencer to the NEXT G-series, I may trade up, if not, it is hopefully going to last as long as my G1000 (eight years of constant gigging!).... And while I'm going to continue my posting at the main SZ forum, for discussion with arranger users of ALL persuasions, the http://www.roland-arranger.com site pretty much covers all my Roland needs for right now. I'll drop in from time to time, but the file-hosting and established membership of the re-named Danish G70 site (still 100% in English!) will continue to be my main first stop for Roland information.
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#302721 - 06/02/07 05:50 PM
Re: Are you getting an E50, E60, or E80, you belong here
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Registered: 11/24/99
Posts: 3305
Loc: Reseda, California USA
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Bebop, I've you haven't had your question aswered regarding expansion cards and blank memory cards, I will give you some answers. You can buy a PCMCIA to flash card adapter ($9.95 at Fry's) and any size compact flash card. I load about 2500 roland styles, 2500 standard midi files and can load lot's more onto this memory card. I have installed two SRX expansion boards (world and studio) into my E80 at my store. By pushing the EXP button next to the voice catagory burrons, I can toggle between all these hundreds of new and different voices. You cannot use the cards (SRJ) out of a JV880 because these are not compatible. Only the SRX cards will work. I hope this helps ------------------ George Kaye Kaye's Music Scene Reseda, California 818-881-5566 www.kayesmusicscene.com
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#302724 - 06/13/07 11:16 AM
Re: Are you getting an E50, E60, or E80, you belong here
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Registered: 01/02/00
Posts: 3781
Loc: San Jose, California
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Originally posted by George Kaye: Bebop, I've you haven't had your question aswered regarding expansion cards and blank memory cards, I will give you some answers. You can buy a PCMCIA to flash card adapter ($9.95 at Fry's) and any size compact flash card. I load about 2500 roland styles, 2500 standard midi files and can load lot's more onto this memory card. I have installed two SRX expansion boards (world and studio) into my E80 at my store. By pushing the EXP button next to the voice catagory burrons, I can toggle between all these hundreds of new and different voices. You cannot use the cards (SRJ) out of a JV880 because these are not compatible. Only the SRX cards will work. I hope this helps
HI GEORGE, I got the adapter for 10.00 at Frys and the 1 MG High speed compact flash for 40.00 at Frys. I have them installed and formated, but haven't put anything on them yet. Today is my day to learn to record on this E 80 and i will save it to the Card. I wonder if I should set up directories first or does the formatting do that/ I guess I will find out today. Do you have the expansion cards in stock for sale or available with short lead times. Are there any discounts available for these exp. cards. I think I may also need some foot switches as I don't yet know if any I have will work on this board. we appreciate your informative posts here. Please stay with us. thanks, Bebop
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#302729 - 06/16/07 09:52 AM
Re: Are you getting an E50, E60, or E80, you belong here
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Registered: 02/06/04
Posts: 319
Loc: Alkmaar, The Netherlands, Euro...
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Originally posted by Fran Carango: Bart, where have you been? Too busy :-) But I'm back, and with a brand new Roland too! I read something about Roland pricing the keyboards too high... well, if I look at the price-difference between EXR-5 and E-50, then I must conclude that Roland jam-packed this new baby with features and options for a great value-for-money price. It will certainly keep me busy figuring it all out! After that, I'll be glad to post a "review" of it. [This message has been edited by Burkels (edited 06-16-2007).]
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