Roland GR-55GK Guitar Synthesizer with GK-3 Pickup – Black

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RolandReviews5.01 review5 star1 review4 star3 star2 star1 starLast item you’ll ever needNovember 24, 2017If you know how to set up this unit it is all you'll ever need in your arsenal to get all the sounds you want. From guitar leads and acoustics to piano and percussion sounds this unit is truly a monster innovation in guitar synthesizer technology. They've come a long way I use this in a wedding band and it gets all the sounds I need for the multitude of tunes we play, Also there's no need for a capo when you can tune every string different tuning The Good: Great guitar patches. Zero latency. Excellent acoustic including 12 string. Can store patches for different tuning's like DADGAD, Drop D etc Tuner works for all strings at once. So when you strum all the strings it'll show which ones are out, all at once Has a looper The Bad: PCM Synth mode isn't as accurate as guitar mode … MoreIf you know how to set up this unit it is all you'll ever need in your arsenal to get all the sounds you want. From guitar leads and acoustics to piano and percussion sounds this unit is truly a monster innovation in guitar synthesizer technology. They've come a long way I use this in a wedding band and it gets all the sounds I need for the multitude of tunes we play, Also there's no need for a capo when you can tune every string different tuning The Good: Great guitar patches. Zero latency. Excellent acoustic including 12 string. Can store patches for different tuning's like DADGAD, Drop D etc Tuner works for all strings at once. So when you strum all the strings it'll show which ones are out, all at once Has a looper The Bad: PCM Synth mode isn't as accurate as guitar mode. For example when you're playing runs and fast licks (arpeggios etc) its not as quick with the attack on PCM mode. You'll play a fast line and you'll miss some notes. It's not all the sounds just some. All in all this unit is incredible. I notice the best setup is to plug it's output direc