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- Roland
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- FR-7
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Roland FR-7x V-Accordion Owner's Manual
The Roland FR-7x V-Accordion is the first instrument of its kind to combine powerful digital modeling technology with a traditional accordion design. It features authentic accordion sounds, an audio recorder function, and a USB port for playing back audio files. The instrument includes built-in speakers and a battery pack for mobile use, or can be connected to an external amplification system.
Read onlineRoland FR-7 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 |
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Day-to-day operation, settings and troubleshooting. Start here if the product is already set up.
Questions answered in these manuals
What is the Roland FR-7x?
It is a digital accordion that combines traditional accordion sounds with modern digital musical instrument versatility.
What functions does the FR-7x include?
The instrument contains an audio recorder function and a USB port for playing back audio files from a connected storage device.
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.