Roland Misc music/audio gear

The Roland MT-90U has a styles and sleek design that is nice enough to display. You will be able to change the speed and the pitch of your music files with this player. You can play songs on this in so many different formats like WAV, MP3, USB and it even lets you plug in MIDI data with it. It comes with a wireless remote to control all of the function that it has to offer. The MT-90U is easy to use and it is small and compact. I use to take this thing with me everywhere that I went. It comes with a power supply 9 volt wall charger. There are no digital inputs or outputs but it does have MIDI out and USB connections. It is a 16 track MIDI sequencer with some basic effects like chorus, and reverb. But it comes loaded with over 348 presets. Some of those presets are very good and some are not very good. It will just come down to personal taste with how you personally like them. The best function of the MT-90U is that it is compatible with pretty much any format you have or use on a regular basis. You can load your songs in on it with your USB drive in a number of different formats. One thing that I did not expect to get out of this unit is a good built in speaker. Since there are no audio outputs what you see is what you get and you cannot use an external speaker system. For this unit to be so affordable it comes with a great sounding speaker built into it. The speaker does not provide a lot of low end frequencies but it is very clean and crisp. You can also purchase a floppy disk drive, but it does not come with it. That is just about the only expansion that you can purchase for the MT-90U. You will not be disappointed with this unit and I highly recommend it. It looks great and can play anything you throw at it.

The Roland GKC-5 is a 15’ cable that has a 13 pin connector on it to use with your guitar set up. I currently only a lot of these cables because they are my favorite and have never let me down. The end cap connectors are well made and will not break or fail on you in any situations. You can also purchase this cable in a 30 foot length for about 15 more dollars than the 15 foot length cost. Before I started using the GKC-5 cables I was just using whatever cheap cable I could get my hands on because I didn’t think that it would make that much of a difference but once you get the GKC-5 you will notice some differences right away. If you are using a GR guitar, make sure you don’t go out and get a cheap off brand cable, go get the GKC-15 and save yourself a headache later. The best part about the GKC cable is the life of it, it will last you forever and when you are performing you need something that you can rely on because all gear fails from time to time. It will give you a piece of mind not having to worry about your cords. Overall, this is a must have you have a GK guitar system. There are locks on both ends of the cable and it is worth every penny that it cost. When it comes to cables it took me a long time to understand the importance of getting a good quality one. But now I know that you get what you pay for and buying those cheap 10 dollar off brand cables online will only fail on you later on down the road. The Roland GKC-5 is the best cable for a GK guitar system period! They are must haves!