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Roland releases E80 Version. Thanks to the OS version 2 you can play back MP3 files generated on (or downloaded with) your computer. You can also create playlists of several MP3 songs to be played back consecutively. The New E-80 Version 2 is also supplied with new Music Styles collection, called “Gold Standard Styles”. If you own already an E-80, you can upgrade it to the version 2 using the “E-80v2 Upgrade Kit”. Please contact your local Roland dealer to have the “E-80 version 2 Upgrade Kit “.
The onboard MP3 playback function represents a big improvement since it is much more convenient and faster to find the Mp3 songs in the E-80 big display rather than the small MP3 player. Moreover, with the E-80 onboard MP3 playback function it’s not necessary to have any external device and no audio cabling to have audio playback directly from the E-80 Speakers. The MP3 files can be stored in both E-80’s internal memory or in a PCMCIA External memory card. To enter in the new “MP3 playback mode”, is very easy. You have just to press simultaneously the [Song] and [Style] buttons (in the FINDER section). Version 2 is supplied with 15 "Gold Standard Styles". These new Styles are based on versatile, sober arrangements consisting mainly of drums, bass and guitar and they can be used for a wide variety of songs. These Styles are ideal for any musicians because they can be played in a very easy and intuitive way. The “E-80v2 Upgrade Kit” package contains a CD-ROM with: 15 Gold Standard Styles New OS file - 3 x Stickers: 1 to be put on the E-80 top panel* 2 to be put on E-80 carton box - Addendum Manual to the OM (6 languages) - Instruction sheet to Upgrade the E-80 to the Version 2 To use MP3 on the E-80, Roland strongly suggests to use a External PCMCIA Card Memory, so that you can store a big number of MP3. Important: the E-80 version 2 System Version cannot be downloaded by any official or unofficial websites. Unauthorized uploading, downloading, copy, sale, share, lending is prohibited by law(Copyright © 2008 ROLAND EUROPE). (36) Follow the discussion of this article in the User Club Forum
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