Roland SH09

Lastpost: 1: Este es uno de mis synthes favoritos , su sonido es muy caracteristico, controlandolo con una TB303 via cv-gate,lo convierte en una herramienta escencial para para cualquier ...

Roland SH09

Lastpost: 1: I Found mine at a pawnshop in perfect condition for $100. The thing I like about it is that u can wire it to a Roland TB-303 via cv and gate and run the sequence thru th...

Roland SH09

Lastpost: 1: way over priced. makes a few neat sounds, no big deal really....

Roland SH09

Lastpost: 1: I purchased a SH-09 at a used gear shop for $350. The only cool thing about it is that it's analog. The sound capability is very limited. It's sound is very distinct, but that is i...

Roland SH101

Lastpost: 1: We have an old grey model. Excellent punchy bass sounds for that mid-80's feel, and if you stick it through an overdriven amp and crank the octaves up to the top end, set the legat...

Roland SH101

Lastpost: 1: only used it once but i was hooked. Unfortunately didnt have the money to buy it at the time, next time im in england though, im definately gonna have to find one. As mentioned ...

Roland SH101

Lastpost: 1: Great synth at a good price. Just one problem mine seems to be stuck on square wav and no amount of changing the dial seems to change the sound. Anyone any idea whats wr...

Roland SH101

Lastpost: 1: My Sh101 is a bluey. It has deep bass and a good deal of resonance and character you can get out of changling the envelope and filter settings. But, since it is a Roland ...

Roland SH101

Lastpost: 1: Great, cheap little analogue (ish - the VCO is kept in check by a microprocessor) synth from the days when such things were as common as dust. Great fun to play around with, and ca...

Roland SH101

Lastpost: 1: I own a Red One and my wife she dont appreciate me making funny noises with that thing. But seriously it is the Bomb for creating the perfect FAT-ROUND-BASS that we all love. It is...

Roland SH101

Lastpost: 1: Mine's a bit knackered, but can still do nearly everything. Good for 'synth' sounds, subsonic bass, massive acid lines (esp w/ portamento), and all manner of squelchy weirdness. Lo...

Roland SH101

Lastpost: 1: I do not own a 101...but considered buying one... I'm really into Dub music, but my probably favorite band is Sublime (they had a SH101 too) Now...i got a coupla questions......

Roland SH101

Lastpost: 1: we have a sh-2 just like the 101 but no sequencer and an extra oscalater fat and beutiful...

Roland SH101

Lastpost: 1: I love my 101. I've had 2 grey ones and a red one over the past 10 years. They are the business, probably the most useful synth I've ever owned (and I've got a lot of synths!) eart...

Roland SH101

Lastpost: 1: I do not own a SH-101, but got lots of chances to use it. In my opinion it can make the crulest sounds of them all,if you want a sound that sounds like a amplified crying baby w...

Roland SH101

Lastpost: 1: I do not own a SH-101, but got lots of chances to use it. In my opinion it can make the crulest sounds of them all,if you want a sound that sounds like a amplified crying baby w...

Roland SH-2000

Lastpost: 1: I got mine from and old lady who lived out in the boonies. Paid 200$ canadian and feel it was more than worth it. I don't know much about synths but this one rocks!...

Roland SH-2000

Lastpost: 1: I recently bought this machine,and I have to admit that it really can compete with the more known Synths people tend to collect like precious diamonds... (the TB for exa...

Roland SH-2000

Lastpost: 1: Whats cooler the sh-09 or sh-1000?...

Roland SH-2000

Lastpost: 1: Definately a true lo-fi Beast. Can be CV / gate converted but it's tuning scale isn't exactly 1v/oct - more like 1.2v/oct (don't quote that). So you'll need a midi CV converter wit...