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Thread ROLAND JV-880 Synth Module

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AudioLab_en

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1 Posted on 11/08/2004 at 12:16:57

Is there anybody who have this or know how it works?
I need some details and specifications for that machine..

thanx!
Dejan

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manowar

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2 Posted on 11/08/2004 at 13:58:13

I don't know about that but I have one question for you: Where are you from? Because Dejan is slovene name.

AudioLab_en

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3 Posted on 11/08/2004 at 15:13:03

You mean Serbian name.... 8)
Im from Serbia (Yugoslavia).

manowar

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4 Posted on 11/09/2004 at 04:40:37

I am from Slovenia. We live in same country 15 years ago.

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5 Posted on 11/09/2004 at 12:41:15

pa pisi onda na srpskom ili slovenskom... : )

manowar

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6 Posted on 11/10/2004 at 03:11:27

Ni problema. Kako je v srbiji? Rakija je dobra? :P

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7 Posted on 11/10/2004 at 03:50:28

I think we have to speak english, becouse this is world wide forum.

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8 Posted on 07/27/2005 at 01:21:10

I have had the Roland JV-880 module for almost 8 years and traded it in for a JV 1080. I always liked it very much. Now you can get it for cheap on Ebay. I would recommend you the JV-1080. It has better and more filters than the 880. The 880 only has low-pass filters while the 1080 also has high-pass and band-pass filters. The 1080 also has a more analogue sounding resonance than the 880.

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9 Posted on 10/12/2005 at 21:38:16

Does anybody knows how to make splits in a performance mode of this module? thanks!

odipapasin

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10 Posted on 05/10/2007 at 03:27:28

How come the makers don't make the essential information for the musician to understand & probably arrive at something else for owning this JV-880 thing? Probably they don't know how to translate in, well, English...with accuracy. (Ho-hum)
I personally think they make great instruments & sounds. I own Roland E-Drums & samplers. They still sound good after all these years. They sound better when interfaced with effects & other stuff.
Come now, guys, give us a break here. Please?

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