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Description

The 1980 Roland G-505 is a testament to the innovation and craftsmanship of an era that redefined electric guitar design. This solid body electric guitar was crafted with precision, offering both seasoned musicians and collectors a piece of music history. Known for its versatility and rich tonal quality, the G-505 stands out in the Roland lineup with its unique built-in synthesizer interface that allows seamless integration with the GR-300 guitar synthesizer, enabling a wide range of sonic possibilities.

This guitar features a robust construction with a maple neck and a rosewood fingerboard, ensuring durability and a comfortable playing experience. The dual humbucker and single-coil pickup configuration provides a diverse tonal palette, allowing you to switch effortlessly between warm, full-bodied sounds and crisp, bright tones. For those who appreciate vintage instruments, the G-505 not only offers exceptional playability but also a distinctive look that echoes the classic aesthetics of the 1980s.

Whether you're a player looking to expand your sound with synthesizer capabilities or a collector seeking a unique addition to your collection, the Roland G-505 delivers on all fronts. Its capability to blend traditional electric guitar tones with synthesized sounds makes it a standout choice for artists exploring new musical dimensions.

Key Features:

  • Year of Manufacture: 1980
  • Solid body design for durability and sustain
  • Maple neck with rosewood fingerboard
  • Dual humbucker and single-coil pickup configuration
  • Built-in synthesizer interface for integration with the GR-300 guitar synthesizer
  • Versatile tonal range suitable for various music genres

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See how Eric Clapton uses 1980 Roland G-505

Eric Clapton

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Eric Clapton used the sunburst finish and maple fretboard Roland G-505 Synth-Guitar in the studio.

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