Roland D-110 Multi-Timbral Sound Module

Made:
1988 in Japan
maker:
Roland Corporation
Roland D-110 Multi-Timbral Sound Module, Roland Corporation Roland D-110 Multi-Timbral Sound Module Roland D-110 Multi-Timbral Sound Module Roland D-110 Multi-Timbral Sound Module
Roland D-110 Multi-Timbral Sound Module, Roland Corporation Roland D-110 Multi-Timbral Sound Module Roland D-110 Multi-Timbral Sound Module Roland D-110 Multi-Timbral Sound Module

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Roland D-110 Multi-Timbral Sound Module, Roland Corporation
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Roland D-110 Multi-Timbral Sound Module, Roland Corporation, Japan, 1988.

Details

Category:
Acoustics
Object Number:
2014-19
Materials:
metal (unknown) and plastic (unidentified)
Measurements:
H = 46mm
W = 278mm
D = 142mm
Wgt = 0.8Kg
type:
sound module
rights:
Roland Corporation
credit:
Toop, David

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