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- Roland
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- FR-5
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- 2012-08-10
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Roland FR-7b/FR-5b V-Accordion Owner's Manual
The Roland FR-7b/FR-5b V-Accordion is a sophisticated electronic instrument based on Roland's Physical Behavior Modeling (PBM) technology. It emulates the sounds and behavior of traditional acoustic accordions, including various types such as Italian jazz, German folk, and French musette. The instrument features 40 memories with 14 treble registers, 7 bass & chord registers, and 7 free bass registers, allowing users to switch sounds without changing their playing technique.
Read onlineRoland FR-5 specifications
| Sound Generation Technology | Physical Behavior Modeling (PBM) |
|---|---|
| Number of Memories | 40 memories called Sets |
| Treble Registers | 14 registers |
| Bass & Chord Registers | 7 registers |
| Free Bass Registers | 7 registers |
| Orchestral Sounds | 22 sounds |
| Orchestral Bass Sounds | 7 sounds |
| Battery Type | Ni-Mh |
| Battery Life | Approximately 8 hours |
All Roland FR-5 documents by type
Day-to-day operation, settings and troubleshooting. Start here if the product is already set up.
Questions answered in these manuals
What is the battery life of the FR-7b?
The rechargeable Ni-Mh battery should last approximately 8 hours.
Does the FR-5b have an internal amplifier?
No, the FR-5b has no internal amplification.
What technology does the FR-7/FR-5 use for sound generation?
The instrument is based on Roland's latest sound generation technology called "PBM" (Physical Behavior Modeling).
Does the FR-7/FR-5 require an external amplifier?
No, the FR-7 has an onboard amplification system powerful enough for small venues, though the FR-5 has no internal amplification.