Roland D-50 61 Key Polyphonic Synthesizer - Used

Roland D-50 61 Key Polyphonic Synthesizer - Used

Marsoni

M251S

$239.97

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Roland D-50 61 Key Polyphonic Synthesizer - UsedThe Roland D 50 is a classic favorite among vintage, digital synths! It combines 8 bit PCM samples with a linear arithmatic synth system for a very analog sound and feel. With subtractive style synthesis, low pass resonant filters, a joystick controller, and built in chorus and reverb this 61 key polyphonic synthesizer gives you a vast array of sounds. This keyboard is littered in top hits throughout the 80's and 90's and was used by Michael Jackson,

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these tables are ..... easy to assemble sturdy nice to look at HOWEVER missing 2 stars for... they are small and plugging in items such as my laptop cord made it bulky and always in my way. if there was a middle shelf that would help with the small tops if the outlet bar was on the side or under the top that would help with the bulky cord issue

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Reviewed in the United States on November 10, 2025