ROLAND G1000 piano w/stand+ Roland Soundcard.

Piano+Stand and SoundCard =all 500 euro. Zip drive don't work and a litte chip shown on the note C last Octave. Sound on Sound review when Roland G1000 was released https://www.soundonsound.com/reviews/roland-g1000 https://www.roland.com/global/products/quad-capture/ Roland's latest high‑end arranger workstation is the company's first for three years, yet it looks strikingly similar to its predecessor. Does it have anything new to offer in an increasingly sophisticated market? Simon Trask arranges some time with the G1000... Roland's introduction of the G800 Arranger Workstation in 1995 marked the company's response to a home keyboard market in which the auto‑accompaniment keyboard was drawing steadily closer to the workstation synth in concept, appearance and technology. As such, the G800 was a departure from the approach of Roland's E‑series home keyboard range, which was avowedly more traditional in presentation and less advanced in spec than the keyboards many of the company's competitors were putting out. And at £1999, it was designed to compete in the prestigious 'flagship' price range occupied by home keyboards from many of those competitors, such as the Farfisa F1, Solton MS60, Technics KN2000 and Yamaha PSR6000, whereas the price point of the top E‑series model put it in competition with budget versions of other companies' flagships.