1980s Roland G-707 Guitar Synthesizer Controller + GR-700 Synthesizer
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Summary
Model: G-707, GR-700
Year: 1980s
Finish: Original
Weight: 3.82
Nut Width: 40.5
Neck Depth 1: 20.1
Neck Depth 12: 22.6
We are not box shifters, we take your packing and shipping very seriously..!
We have to. You're considering spending a lot of money with us and you would obviously like your valuable musical instrument to arrive at your door, without drama, fuss or damage.
We have many years (stretching way back in to the last century) of packing and shipping fragile musical items all over the world - in fact the number of sometimes priceless, vintage instruments we have shipped is in the thousands.
When you buy a vintage or second hand item from us, it will be hand packed by one or more of our specialist, in house staff and then shipped in our own custom made cardboard boxes (If applicable).
We normally ship via our preferred carriers UPS, DPD, Parcelforce and Royal Mail for smaller items such as straps and leads. Tracking numbers are always provided.
Shipping prices vary by item and by location, please see the individual products for details but as a guide, prices for a guitar is usually:
UK - £50
Mainland Europe - £75
USA - £200
Rest of World (rates can vary a lot depending on country) - £250
How can I pay?
All our base prices are in £GBP Sterling and exclude delivery.
Payments can be made by bank transfer (up to any amount) or credit/debit card through our website (up to £10,000.) Due to fraud risks we do not take payment by phone. We accept and use many online payment services that work by way of bank transfer and recommend Wise.com who will in generally offer far better exchange rates than banks.
Do your prices include VAT?
All prices include UK VAT but most used or vintage guitars are sold under the UK marginal scheme for secondhand goods which means you will not get an invoice with the VAT amount shown separately, neither will you be able to claim this VAT element back if you are VAT registered, and the VAT element cannot be deducted for export sales.
For new items such as some guitars, pedals, straps, cables etc 20% UK VAT is included and if you are in an export country, which since Brexit now includes Europe and of course the US, this 20% VAT will automatically be deducted at checkout for you. You may have to pay local taxes and duties when your goods arrive in your home country, we advise you to check with your local customs office to be sure.
Can I reserve or put an item on hold?
Yes you can. Items can be put on hold for a deposit payment of 10%. This will hold the item for up to 30 days but this deposit payment is non refundable in the event of the buyer failing to complete the sale.
A further 10% payment at the end of the initial 30 day period will extend this period for another 30 days and subject to individual approval, this arrangement can be extended at our discretion. ATB Guitars holds title to the goods until paid for in full and if the buyer should change his/her mind for any reason, a restocking fee equivalent to to 15% of the total purchase price will be deducted from any refund given.
Do you have a mailing list?
The best way to get on our mailing list is to submit the form at the bottom of every page on our website. Also follow us on Facebook and Instagram @ATBguitars as most new items are posted there as soon as we buy them and before they go on the website. If you are searching for a specific guitar then send us an email and we will attempt to alert you once one has been found.
1980s Roland G-707 Guitar Synthesizer Controller + GR-700 Synthesizer
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1980s Roland G-707 Guitar Synthesizer Controller + GR-700 SynthesizerDescription
Released in 1985 as part of Roland’s Guitar Synthesizer series, the G707 was a follow-up to the popular GR-700 guitar synth module. Roland had been at the forefront of guitar synthesis for years, and the G707 represented a significant step in the evolution of guitar-to-synth integration. Featuring advanced MIDI capabilities and a new polyphonic tracking system, the G707 enabled musicians to explore a broader range of sounds than ever before, paving the way for guitarists to dive into the world of synthesis with ease.
The G707 has a unique and futuristic look that was typical of the early '80s. With its ergonomic body shape, the guitar feels comfortable to play and offers a sleek aesthetic appeal. The instrument features a solid, durable build with a distinctive, glossy finish that combines traditional craftsmanship with the cutting-edge technology of the time.
It uses Roland’s cutting-edge synthesiser technology to generate a broad array of tones, from traditional analog sounds to futuristic digital textures. It can produce up to 6 voices of polyphony, enabling rich, layered sounds and complex chords. It's equipped with a hexaphonic pickup system that allows each string to send separate signals to the synthesiser. This means that it can track and process notes individually, offering greater accuracy and expression than traditional MIDI controllers.
The synth engine includes a wide range of built-in sounds, from lush pads to sharp leads, and even classic string or brass ensemble sounds. These can be modified using the intuitive on-board controls. Users can modify sounds via the onboard interface, adjusting parameters such as filter cutoff, resonance, modulation, and more. It’s an excellent instrument for exploring new sonic landscapes. It even includes built-in digital effects such as delay and chorus, giving players further creative options without needing additional outboard gear.
An excellent piece of kit giving access to a multitude of sounds! This one is in excellent condition and is complete with floor unit and mdi cable.
It has recently been serviced and checked over by the UK's prominent expert in these things bus due to the nature and complexity of this, we are selling it on an AS-IS basis however please remember you will have 14 days from delivery to return it if you do not like it!
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Summary
Model: G-707, GR-700
Year: 1980s
Finish: Original
Weight: 3.82
Nut Width: 40.5
Neck Depth 1: 20.1
Neck Depth 12: 22.6
We are not box shifters, we take your packing and shipping very seriously..!
We have to. You're considering spending a lot of money with us and you would obviously like your valuable musical instrument to arrive at your door, without drama, fuss or damage.
We have many years (stretching way back in to the last century) of packing and shipping fragile musical items all over the world - in fact the number of sometimes priceless, vintage instruments we have shipped is in the thousands.
When you buy a vintage or second hand item from us, it will be hand packed by one or more of our specialist, in house staff and then shipped in our own custom made cardboard boxes (If applicable).
We normally ship via our preferred carriers UPS, DPD, Parcelforce and Royal Mail for smaller items such as straps and leads. Tracking numbers are always provided.
Shipping prices vary by item and by location, please see the individual products for details but as a guide, prices for a guitar is usually:
UK - £50
Mainland Europe - £75
USA - £200
Rest of World (rates can vary a lot depending on country) - £250
How can I pay?
All our base prices are in £GBP Sterling and exclude delivery.
Payments can be made by bank transfer (up to any amount) or credit/debit card through our website (up to £10,000.) Due to fraud risks we do not take payment by phone. We accept and use many online payment services that work by way of bank transfer and recommend Wise.com who will in generally offer far better exchange rates than banks.
Do your prices include VAT?
All prices include UK VAT but most used or vintage guitars are sold under the UK marginal scheme for secondhand goods which means you will not get an invoice with the VAT amount shown separately, neither will you be able to claim this VAT element back if you are VAT registered, and the VAT element cannot be deducted for export sales.
For new items such as some guitars, pedals, straps, cables etc 20% UK VAT is included and if you are in an export country, which since Brexit now includes Europe and of course the US, this 20% VAT will automatically be deducted at checkout for you. You may have to pay local taxes and duties when your goods arrive in your home country, we advise you to check with your local customs office to be sure.
Can I reserve or put an item on hold?
Yes you can. Items can be put on hold for a deposit payment of 10%. This will hold the item for up to 30 days but this deposit payment is non refundable in the event of the buyer failing to complete the sale.
A further 10% payment at the end of the initial 30 day period will extend this period for another 30 days and subject to individual approval, this arrangement can be extended at our discretion. ATB Guitars holds title to the goods until paid for in full and if the buyer should change his/her mind for any reason, a restocking fee equivalent to to 15% of the total purchase price will be deducted from any refund given.
Do you have a mailing list?
The best way to get on our mailing list is to submit the form at the bottom of every page on our website. Also follow us on Facebook and Instagram @ATBguitars as most new items are posted there as soon as we buy them and before they go on the website. If you are searching for a specific guitar then send us an email and we will attempt to alert you once one has been found.
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