
Roland, Page 5
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Pad Roland VH-13 V-Hi-Hat£ 607,-
Headphone Roland RH-5£ 23,99
Drum Module Roland TD-17 V-Drum Sound Module£ 571,-
Stage Piano Roland FP-10£ 499,-
MIDI Cable Roland RMIDI-B10£ 7,95
Percussion Pad Roland SPD-SX Special Edition Sampling Pad£ 677,-
Synthesizer Roland Boutique K-25m£ 89,60
Guitar Synthesizer Roland GR-55S BK£ 533,-
Stage Piano Roland FP-10 Set III£ 521,-
Digital Piano Roland LX-706-CH£ 2.903,-
Piano Bench Roland RPB-300WH£ 105,-
Digital Piano Roland HP702-CH£ 1.449,-
Digital Piano Roland HP704-CH£ 1.788,-
Digital Piano Roland HP704-DR£ 1.803,-
Digital Piano Roland HP704-WH£ 1.788,-
Piano Bench Roland RPB-200PE£ 100,-
Piano Bench Roland RPB-220RW£ 108,-
Pad Roland VH-10 V-Hi-Hat 12"£ 266,40
Keyboard Roland GO-61K£ 259,-
Synthesizer Roland Juno-DS 88£ 936,-
Percussion Pad Roland SPD One Percussion Pad£ 190,75
Electronic Drum Kit Roland TD-1DMK V-Drum Set£ 549,-
Electronic Drum Kit Roland TD-27KV V-Drums Series£ 2.514,-
Synthesizer Roland Juno-DS61B£ 595,-
Digital Piano Roland LX-706-PE Set£ 3.227,-
Drum Accessories Roland PDS-20 Percussion Pad Stand£ 112,-
Audio Cable Roland RCC-5-TRTR£ 12,95
Piano Bench Roland RPB-200RW£ 108,-
Synthesizer Roland Boutique JU-06A£ 347,-
Synthesizer Roland FA-07£ 1.198,80
Pad Roland PDA120LS-BK Trigger Snare Pad£ 210,-
Piano Bench Roland RPB-220BK£ 106,-
Piano Bench Roland RPB-D300RW£ 151,-
Drum Accessories Roland TDM-20 V-Drums Mat£ 174,25
Digital Piano Roland HP704-LA£ 1.788,-
Guitar Amp Roland Jazz Chorus JC-22£ 369,-
Pad Roland KD-10 V-Kick Pad 5"£ 162,50
Digital Piano Roland LX-705-CH Set£ 1.966,-
Digital Piano Roland RP701-DR£ 1.130,-
Electronic Drum Kit Roland TD-1K V-Drums Bundle£ 477,-
Electronic Drum Kit Roland TD-50KVX V-Drums£ 6.833,-
Keyboard Roland E-A7£ 1.100,-
Pad Roland PDX-6 V-Pad£ 147,50
Headphone Roland RH-200£ 71,-
Piano Bench Roland RPB-D100BK£ 86,-
Organ Roland VR-730 V-Combo£ 1.080,-
Breath Controller Roland Aerophone AE-10£ 711,-
Drum Monitor Roland BA-330£ 599,-
Guitar Amp Roland Blues Cube Artist 212£ 758,-
Digital Recorder Roland CD-2u£ 613,20
Guitar Amp Roland Cube Street BLK£ 259,-
Synthesizer Roland Integra-7£ 1.239,-
Synthesizer Roland JD-XA£ 1.478,-
Synthesizer Roland JD-Xi£ 479,-
Audio Cable Roland RCC-10-TRTR£ 13,95
Master Keyboard Roland A-49 BK£ 155,-
Guitar Amp Roland Blues Cube Hot VB£ 557,-
Keyboard Bag Roland CB-BAX£ 126,-
Synthesizer Roland FA-06B£ 887,-
T-Shirt Roland JUPITER-8 2XL£ 16,95

Roland
The Roland Corporation is a manufacturer of electronic music instruments, studio technic and software. The company Roland was founded by Ikutaro Kakehashi in Osaka/Japan on 18th April 1972 and cost 33 million yen. Kakehashi´s family still holds the majority of Roland company shares. Kakehashi himself stayed president of the company until 1995 when Tadao Kikumoto became president and Kakehashi remained chairman. Till then Kikumoto had been the director of the departement for product development. The eponym of the company is the French Chanson Le Chanson de Roland.Today Roland has factories in Japan, the United States, Italy and Taiwan and can be considered one of the most important brands for eletronic music instruments on the market by far. The succesful company development has lead to worldwide distribution and/or settlement. With the legendary instruments Roland TR-808 (1981), Roland TB-303 (1982) and Roland TR-909 (1983), Roland has had strong influence on the techno-/electo-scene. Yet, the Roland TB-303 was a great big flop when it was launched. The rugged bass synthesizer sounded extremely synthetic and couldn´t really fulfill it´s real purpose, namely the simulation of a real bass. It took until the end of the 80s/beginning of the 90s, when the techno-szene flourished, for the Roland TB-303 to advance to a cult-instrument. Since then the sounds of the Roland 303 and the Roland 909 have been ominpresent; in acid-music these machines were almost solely used. Whilst the Roland 303-hype at the end of the 90s flattened a little, nowadays electronic music is not imagineable without the sounds of the Roland TR-808 and Roland TR-909.
Today Roland is still one of the most important manufacturers in the electronic music sector. In 1996, due to the Roland MC-303, Roland founded the instrument category of groove boxes (a mixture of sampler, sequenzer and synthesizer). The "fantom" shares top place on the market for keyboard-workststions alongside the Yamaha Motif and the Korg Triton. The synthesizers of the Jupiter-series, the SH-101 and other instruments count as classics in this area. The Roland V-Synth, which appeared on the market in 2003, combines high-quality samples, granular synthesis as well as flexible filters and modules in one machine. Roland also crops up under the following brands: Edirol, Rodgers Instruments, Boss, Roland Digital Group and RSS. Roland can also be distinguished by it´s wide product range. Current Roland products are the Roland V-Synth, Roland MC-909, Roland Juno D, Roland Fantom X and Roland MV8000.
In 1996 Roland became the first Japanese manufacturer to be certified ISO 9000. In the same year Roland gave MICROSOFT the licence to use the GS-format on the internet.