Monday, May 03, 2010
Roland Rhodes Model 660 Music Keyboard Synthesizer
via this auction
Anyone know more about this one?
Update via vince66 in the comments: "I had one of these in the late 80s/ early 90's. Sound wise it's pretty much the same as a Roland U20 but has much better midi implementation, and it reades the u110/u20 rom cards."
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I had one of these in the late 80s/ early 90's. Sound wise it's pretty much the same as a Roland U20 but has much better midi implementation, and it reades the u110/u20 rom cards.
ReplyDeleteand one of the few keyboard around those years that came with an arpeggiator.
ReplyDeleteMy friend had one back then and we had some fun recording the arpeggiator's output into an MC-50. It was cool to try on drums too.
I STILL have mine from the 80's and it is the ONLY keyboard out of at least 30 that I have kept and will never sell. Mainly due to the killer brass sounds that so far no other current keyboard has even come close to. Organs, pianos, and strings---at least 2 great setting each. Hope mine never dies. Keyboardist from Orange, CT
ReplyDeleteI have a brand new Rhodes model 660 with all cords still in box. Any offers? AND 3 CPU CARDS
ReplyDeleteYOU CAN REACH ME AT MARKKASPRZAK@HOTMAIL.COM
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