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Reviews for Roland V-Synth V Synthesizer Feature: The interface is a gem, no doubt about it. It is the best, most intuitive I have seen. 24 note polyphony is better than one might suspect. The only missing component for me is the lack of layering. For others it might be its eccentric multitimbral implementation. Quality: Tank-like. Nice keyboard. Very supersonic looking! Value: A bit too pricey but it is innovative and well-built. Sound: This synth sounds great! It is NOT a traditional ROMpler and if you want emulative, imitative sounds, there are far better machines. If you want something new, however, this is a fine synth. The factory sounds are surprisingly weak but with any real effort, they can be vastly improved. If you want out of the box, maxi-pleasure, this is not the synth for you. Support: Weak website. Mainly a promo outlet. Overall: Not for everybody but a match will yield love and devotion. Bookmark this page to buy Roland V-Synth V Synthesizer later Access 61-Key Synthesizers reviews Alesis 61-Key Synthesizers reviews Clavia Nord 61-Key Synthesizers reviews Korg 61-Key Synthesizers reviews Kurzweil 61-Key Synthesizers reviews Novation 61-Key Synthesizers reviews Roland 61-Key Synthesizers reviews Yamaha 61-Key Synthesizers reviews |
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