Roland GR-300
Roland GR-300
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“The Roland MC-202 [an early-’80s synthesizer/sequencer] is one of my favorite instruments,” he says. “The same goes for drum machines, s... more
In the very early days of Police, Andy was using just the MXR Phase 90 pedal, and a reverb. As he became more successful, he got himself ... more
"The GR-300 has maintained a unique level of recognition thanks in large part to musical genius of Pat Metheny. Guitar players who see Pa... more
"As one of the first guitarists to embrace guitar synthesis in the early ’80s with Roland’s GR-300, Adrian Belew has taken guitar tone to... more
The Moog of guitar synths. It's a legend.
The concept of making music with mains voltage is what electric guitar is all about - this is a real vco synth - the sound of electricity tearing the vail to Zone 5 - where the shit happens! The GR300 sings a siren song - it hits the soul in the same way a great tube amp at that magic break-apart volume does. It has no presets. It has no software up dates - no, it has pitch drift. Of my Roland Gr300, I can only and also say this - of all the guitar synths I've ever encountered on my tours, this one is the most... Human.