Boss CB-RU10 utility gig bag

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Product number: ROLAND-CB-RU10

Product information "Boss CB-RU10 utility gig bag"

Robust carrying case for TR Rhythm Performer, MC Grooveboxes, Roland Boutique Modules and accessories

Specially developed backpack for traveling with music equipment

Maximum protection with reduced weight (1.6 kg)

Durable construction made from high quality 1680D polyester outer material

Wide, padded backpack straps and large carrying handle

Thick padding including shock absorbing elements on the sides and bottom

Main compartment with soft lining and adjustable Velcro strap to secure gear

Lined side compartment for laptop, tablet or other flat accessories.

More than ten internal and external compartments and areas for storing additional accessories.

Long rubber feet on the bottom provide stability and protection against bumps

Padded back made of sponge mesh for increased comfort Adjustable chest strap for balanced load distribution

Roland zip puller

Dimensions (L x D x H) 333 x 234 x 538 mm

Weight: 1.6kg

Manufacturer "Roland"

Hardly any synthesizer manufacturer can position itself as firmly on the market as Roland. The company was founded by Ikutaro Kakehashi in Osaka in 1972. Today there are several factories in Japan, USA and Taiwan that manufacture various musical instruments and music equipment such as synthesizers, workstations, e-drums, digital pianos, guitar effects, recording and broadcasts.

Famous Roland synthesizers of the 70's and 80's

Roland sets milestones in the development and construction of synthesizers with instruments such as the Jupiter-4, SH-06, Jupiter-8, Juno-106, SH-101 or with digital synthesizers such as the legendary Roland D-50. The numerous sound modules of the XV series were standard equipment in every studio and keyboard setup in the 80s.

Techno, techno, techno - synthesizer cult from Roland

Roland instruments had the greatest influence on the techno music of the 1990s. Originally designed for completely different purposes, techno and house musicians rediscovered synthesizers and drum machines such as the TB-303, MC-202 and TR-606/808/909 and triggered a veritable gold rush with their new sound. Instruments that Roland developed in the early 1980s are now among the absolute cult objects among vintage synthesizers and sell for high prices. Roland brought these popular instruments to life with the Boutique series: As miniature synthesizers, the Boutique devices bring back the sounds of the Jupiter-8, Juno-106, TR-909 and TB-303 in digital form.

Musical instruments and equipment from Roland

Roland stands for excellent sounding instruments. Whether synthesizer, digital piano, e-drum or guitar effects - making music with Roland instruments is a pleasure. The know-how from the development of the classics of the Jupiter series flowed into the Jupiter-80. The GAIA SH-01 offers an intuitive user interface with a wide range of sound options. The Roland V-Combo VR-700 satisfies the need for keyboard sounds suitable for the stage and in the piano area, Roland knows how to surprise with innovations such as the multimedia piano RK-300. Drummers and percussionists especially appreciate the V-Drum series, and guitarists get a variety of new sounds through the large selection of effect pedals and loopers like the RC-30. Products such as the Roland Jazz-Chorus JC-120 are also mentioned - then as now, a popular guitar amplifier with an integrated high-quality chorus for clean sounds.

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