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Exploring New TerritoryReview | Electronics & Music Maker, Dec 1985Gibson Explorer SynthIf you want Roland guitar synth sounds, you can now choose what guitar you use to play them. Paul White looks at a Gibson with a difference. | |||
Gibson Explorer SynthReview | International Musician, Feb 1986GuitarcheckPlug in, lean back, legs apart — and sound like an accordionist. Tony Mills taxes the axe | |||
Licensed To ThrillReview | Recording Musician, Nov 1992Roland GR1 Guitar SynthesizerWhat the world needs is a guitar synth that sounds good and behaves predictably. Does Roland's latest model pass the test? | |||
Roland GM70Review | Music Technology, Apr 1987Guitar-to-MIDI ConverterPaul White, who's owned almost every Roland guitar synth built, puts the new GK1 synth driver and GM70 "brain" under test. Is this the first pitch-to-MIDI system that really works? | |||
Roland GR-300 Guitar SynthesiserReview Audio | Electronics & Music Maker, Nov 1981 | |||
Roland GR-500Review | Sound International, Dec 1978Steve Hackett and Paddy Kingsland set out to test the merits and demerits of the Roland GR-500 and ARP Avatar. Synthesise watches, lads. | |||
Roland GR50Review | Music Technology, Aug 1989Guitar SynthesiserRoland's latest guitar synthesiser is quickly earning a reputation as the most playable guitar synth yet built. Aaron Hallas turns from widdly-widdly merchant to MlDdly-widdly merchant. | |||
The Guitarist's RevengeReview | Electronics & Music Maker, Jun 1984The all-but-forgotten guitar synth is due to return to music shops with a vengeance this summer, in the shape of Roland's GR700/G707 system and a breathtaking new British design, the SynthAxe. Paul White puts both instruments through their paces. | |||
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History of the Guitar SynthesiserFeature | Electronics & Music Maker, Jun 1983A personal account of its developmentA personal look at designs past and present | |||
More GR-500 Comments and ModsFeature | Topic: Maintenance / Repair / Modification | Polyphony, Jul/Aug 1981 | |||
PatchworkFeature | Topic: Synthesizer Patches | Electronics & Music Maker, May 1984Readers send in their own favourite synth sounds and details of how to generate them. This month sees, among other things, our first patch for a guitar synth, the Roland GR300. | |||
Product NewsNews | Topic: Advertisement Feature | International Musician, Jun 1986A new Super-synth, Samples, and more | |||
Science and the Six StringFeature | One Two Testing, Dec 1982The Story of the Guitar SynthLearn the history of the guitar synthesiser and what the stars think of them. | |||
Shaping the BassFeature | Topic: Advertisement Feature | International Musician, Nov 1985Bass synthesizer examined | |||
The Guitar LinkFeature | Topic: Advertisement Feature | Electronic Soundmaker, Jun 1984 | |||
The Six-String SynthesizerFeature | Topic: Advertisement Feature | International Musician, Feb 1985 | |||
The Synth's SojournUser Report | Electronic Soundmaker, Oct 1984A road report on Roland's guitar synth the GR700 by Imagination's Ashley Ingram and Mark Wood of Nucleus and Sunwind. |
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