equipped with powerful, solo-oriented sounds from Rolands latest generation of synths.2008: Fantom-G8The Fantom-G8 is outfitted with Rolands top-of-the-line PHA II Ivory Feel keyboard. This amazing keyboard technology reproduces the real surface feel of ivory acoustic piano keys providing a familiar stability and comfort to the pianist.2008: Fantom-G7The Fantom-G series redefines the boundaries of playability and creativity with its advanced sound engine, revolutionary ARX SuperNATURAL expansion bay, large-sized color LCD, powerful 152-track audio/MIDI sequencer, and more.2008: Fantom-G6The Fantom-G6 is a dream instrument that redefines the boundaries of playability and creativity with its advanced sound engine, revolutionary ARX SuperNATURALTM expansion bay, large-sized color LCD, powerful new audio/MIDI sequencer and more.2008: JUNO-STAGEDecked out with an extra-large display, USB backing-track functionality, a Click output for drummers, performance knobs, hands-free patch select, master MIDI control, and more, the 76-key JUNO-STAGE offers onstage power at a great price.2007: SonicCellWith its dual SRX expansion bay, built-in USB audio interface, and ability to play SMFs and WAV/AIFF/MP3 files, SonicCell puts the power and legendary sound quality of a Roland hardware synthesizer on the desktop.2007: V-Synth GTOnboard dual-core engine supercharges Elastic Audio Synthesis with revolutionary Articulative Phrase Synthesis, which models the performance behavior and nuance of acoustic music instruments, plus Vocal Designer.2006: JUNO-GFor songwriters and performers, the JUNO-G synth offers a 16-part MIDI sequencer with four companion stereo audio tracks, plus a powerful Fantom-X-quality sound engine, 128-voice polyphony, and SRX expansion.2006: V-SYNTH XTNamed the Synthesizer of the Year at the 2004 MIPA Awards, Rolands groundbreaking V-Synth now has a travel-friendly offspring. The XT is a portable new V-Synth with some spectacular tricks up its sleeves and with enough synthesis and audio-processing power to make heads spin.2006: SH-201This 49-key analog-modeling synthesizer provides the famous Roland Super SAW waveform. It also has an External Input for manipulating audio, a D Beam, and plentiful knobs and switches for realtime control.2004: Fantom-XaFor musicians who craved Fantom power, but wanted a more cost-effective way to Fantomize their rig, the Fantom-Xa was the answer a multifaceted sampling workstation with a 16-track sequencer and affordable price tag.2004: Fantom-XRThe stunning sound of a Fantom-X workstation in a 1U rack module, the Fantom-XR provides room for over 1GB of sounds when fully expanded with six SRX cards and DIMMs for user sampling.2004: JUNO-DBudget priced yet big on features, the Juno-D offered 640 of new patches, a world-class array of expressive multi-effects, realtime performance controllers, and tools for groove creation and composition.2004: Fantom-X7The Fantom-X Series were the first Giga-Workstations, providing nearly 1GB of wave memory when fully expanded with four SRX cards. They also offered 128-voice polyphony, eight stereo audio tracks, and a large color LCD.2003: VariOS / VariOS-8 / VariOS 303Thanks to its open-ended hardware/software system, VariOS could emulate Rolands most popular synths. VariOS 8 emulated Rolands vintage Juno and Jupiter, and VariOS 303 emulated the classic TB-303, without draining the host computers CPU.2003: RS-50A scaled-down version of the RS-70, this live-performance synthesizer provided great Roland sounds and performance-friendly features including Phrase/Arpeggio Generator and Multi Chord Memory to the entry-level market.2003: RS-70With a fresh collection of quality sounds, a Loop