Roland U-110
The Roland U-110 is a ROMpler synthesizer module, it was produced by Roland Corporation in 1988.
General information
The predecessor of the more successful U-20 keyboard and U-220 module, the U-110 was Roland's first dedicated sample playback synth. It used ROM to store sounds rather than loading them from disks into RAM, hence it was not a true sampler as it could not sample sounds.The U-110 contained a base 2MB of sounds stored in ROM. It could be expanded with up to 4 Roland SN-U110 sound library cards, unlike the more popular Roland U-220 that could only accommodate two. It had six individual outputs.
Specifications
| Feature | Value |
| Polyphony | 31 Voices |
| Sound Generator | DC-PCM Sound Generator |
| Base Sample ROM | 2MB Consisting of 99 Sounds |
| Patch Storage | 64 Internal memory locations |
| Expansion | 2MB of extra sounds can be added by using up to 4 Roland SN-U110 PCM Cards |
| Outputs | 1 Stereo mix output and 6 individual outputs also a headphone socket is attached to the mix output |
| Multimbral | Yes. 6 Parts splitting the polyphony with each part i.e. no dynamic voice allocation |
| Effects | Basic Digital Chorus and Tremolo |
| Filter | NONE |
| Display | 16x2 LC Display |
| Control | 6 Front panel buttons and a volume dial for the mix/headphone output. |