Origineel geplaatst door dr.DRé
hoi is dit zeldzaam of niet roland gitaar
hmmm deze wel je hebt meerdere guitar systems
maar dit een ouder [jnkiexl had deze ook]belangrijk?
maar die iets nieuwere zijn t zelfde al jx 3p
dco en een midi converter
maar deze look like sh - system 100 [ bleu ] style
word geen vergelijk gemaakt metn een andere synth
check ander pic. deze is een dezelfde als de jx3p met een 707 guitar en pg 200 edittor erby
prizes kloppen niet op vintage synth explorer
ik kan niet vinden of dit gr500 dingaanstuurbaar is alsmede met cv gate ...?
txt vint synth xpl.
Thanks to Roland, guitars and synthesizers have had a long working relationship together. The GR-500 is a vintage guitar controlled synthesizer - before there was MIDI too! It was the first synth of this kind that Roland had ever produced, back in 1977. The synthesizer module itself was a simple analog affair with Bass, Solo Synth, and String sounds based on previous Orchestral and analog mono-synths from Roland. There are plenty of sliders to adjust the VCO, VCF, VCA, and LFO sections, but no memory to store your edits.
The synth module is controlled by a "highly modified" guitar. Notice all those knobs on the guitar pictured above. It utilized a special pickup system that connected to the synth module via Roland's own 24-pin interface and controlled it using CV/GATE signals generated by the guitar's pickup system while playing the guitar. In addition to the modified pickup, there were magnets under the face of the guitar that could increase its sustain. Performance accuracy was "iffy" but good for 1977 and pre-MIDI. As a piece of guitar-synth history, the GR-500 makes an excellent collectors item and may come in handy for the occasional growl or a strummed analog sound effect. It has been used by Tangerine Dream, Mike Rutherford of Genesis and Alex Lifeson of Rush.
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