Roland Sh 01A Synthesizer

[Preset: 128] I'm new to the world of synthesizers. I decided to start my journey with the SH-01A because of its compact form factor and straight forward design. I paired it with the Roland K-25m keyboard, which was really easy to setup. I also love that this synth is usb powered and can run off 4 AA batteries. It offers more than enough features to be enthralled with the vast array of audio possibilities.

I'm new to the world of synthesizers. I decided to start my journey with the SH-01A because of its compact form factor and straight forward design. I paired it with the Roland K-25m keyboard, which was really easy to setup. I also love that this synth is usb powered and can run off 4 AA batteries. It offers more than enough features to be enthralled with the vast array of audio possibilities.

[48.5 lb] I have been using Roland synthesizer since the 1980s. I am a hard to convince consumer when it comes to analog modeling and this one is probably some of the best I've heard from Roland. The ability to stack all of your different synthesizer models on top of one another is amazing. it's very convincing and is just gorgeous sounding. The keyboard feels good and the flow is incredible with all of the polyphony it sounds huge!

[105 MB] I typically have used Roland products but a couple of years ago i got a Korg microKORG S Synthesizer/Vocoder and loved it! Decided to give this a whirl and it is just as awesome ! I've become a fan ! Great product and Great service from B & H !

[19 lb] Can be used with any synthesizer/digital piano

[Brass] Simple: best-quality filter. SH-PMC coating of 8 layers per side. What filter has more layers ?!!!

[0.22 lb] This is one of the best keyboards I own. Roland makes another great product.

[Multi-Coating] Top rate Heliopan UV (haze) SH-PMC filter worthy of protecting and being used on any top quality lens

[Multi-Coating] I only use Heliopan UV SH-PMC filters on my Canon L lenses. I own about 12 of these exact filters in different sizes. They use Schott glass (Zeiss) and are built like tanks with solid brass rings. They are very low profile (Heliopan calls them Slim Line) so you will not have any issues on any of your wide angle lenses. The only issue is related to placing your lens cap over the filter. These filters are so slim (which is very desirable), the Canon factory lens caps do not snap in perfectly. They do lock down adequately and will not fall off, but there is a little gap between the cap and the filter due to the low profile filter rim. As I said, this is not a problem, but it may bother some people. I am much happier Heliopan went for a minimalist approach on their filters. Less is more. These filters are not inexpensive, especially is you pay for the multi-coated SH-PMC versions, but they are worth the money. You get what you pay for. So true in this case.

[Yes] The features say the included filter reduces 'plosives and sibilance'. In case you are wondering what this is, they are the sounds made by saying p's and t's and s and sh etc.