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The JV-2080 64-Voice Synthesizer Module expands upon the worldwide success of Roland's JV-1080 by offering eight expansion board slots, three independent EFX sets and dramatically enhanced ease-of-use.
Accommodates up to 8 user-installable sound expansion boards, allowing access to approximately 2,900 patches when fully expanded
768 internal patches; 16MB of wave data expandable to 144MB (16-bit linear format)
Large 320 x 80 dot graphic backlit LCD for dramatically enhanced ease-of-use
Innovative Patch Finder function groups similar patches from internal banks, expansion boards and memory data cards together
Phrase Preview function allows users to hear patches within the context of a musical phrase by pressing volume knob; no keyboard needed
3 onboard EFX sets with 40 effects each
Note tha this product is no longer in production. Similar capabilities can be found in the XV-5080 128-Voice Synthesizer/Sample Playback Module.
...return it because it had some crackling noise on them. To give you an idea... the analog outputs of my JV2080 killed the analog outputs on the XV5080, which sounded kind of thinner and congested... I tried with the XV eq but nothing helped, 2080 was always better. On the other hand, the digital...
...other stuff. No serial port, so I just use the presets on that one. On the left side is a JV880, Jv2080, Integra 7, K2500RS (no KDFX though), Proteus 1XR, Proteus 1 2 and 3. Startech power strips in the bottom of each rack. There's also a Yamaha THR10 pointing out the side and a few...
Yes I will need one for my JV-2080 for sure but I'd like to wait for the production run. BTW I do think that rack orientation should be the default.
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