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  • Transform Roland SP-808 into a Roland A-6

    05/05/2018 / 16 Comments

    Roland A-6 VideoCanvas Before the SP-808 Groovesampler there was the Roland A-6 Video Canvas. An equal looking unit but with some differences. The most important difference is that the A-6…

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    Roger, TMM

    This looks interesting!

    *EDIT* Roland A-6 with IDE-to-SD adapter MOD *without using a USB-Zip Drive*

    26/11/2019

Your first minutes with the Roland MV

https://youtu.be/9G84rL41caI

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