Roland E-A7 61-key Arranger Keyboard

Roland E-A7

Roland E-A7 61-key arranger keyboard features WAV file import and onboard sampling functions. It’s equipped with 156 dedicated buttons for fast access to commonly used functions.

Featuring a logical dual-screen layout, with backing styles on the left and sounds on the right, E-A7 allows you to create your own instrument. Therefore, you can import samples or sample directly from the keyboard. There is a 1/4″ microphone input jack with dedicated vocal effects and controls on the front panel so you can just plug in and sing.

Features

Expand the Onboard Sounds with WAV Sample Import

The 1,500 built-in tones of the E-A7 are just the beginning. Most gigging musicians have collected a library of tried-and-tested samples over the years, and you can use them in the E-A7 thanks to the WAV import option. In addition, the E-A7 is equipped with an onboard sampling function for creating your own custom sounds, such as drum beats or even backing vocals. Everything you need to polish the sound, including applying effects, is already on board. You can arrive at the gig, try out ideas at the sound check, and quickly perfect your sound before the show starts.

Fast, Logical Layout with Backing Styles on the Left, Tones on the Right

This keyboard is logically laid out, showing backing styles on the left and sounds on the right. Each side has its own LCD screen showing the essential information. And with 156 buttons for fast access to the functions you use most, you’ll spend more time playing. That is to say, you’ll play less time panicking about finding the right button.

Easy to carry and transport, weighing just 8kg

Roland E-A7 makes life easy for gigging musicians in two ways. Firstly, it’s got everything necessary for a great performance, so there are no extra boxes and wires to drag you down. Secondly, its lightweight design makes it easy to transport to and from the show. Packing a lot of power into a compact 61-key format, the only pain you’ll get from the Roland E-A7 is having to do yet another encore – which is a good problem to have.

Specifications

Number of Keys: 61

Type of Keys: Velocity sensitive

Polyphony: 128

Presets: 1500 tones, over 100 drum kits

Effects Types: Reverb, chorus, MFX, EQ, compressor

Audio Recording: WAV format, 16-bit/44.1kHz

Audio Inputs: 2 x 1/4″ (line/mic), 1 x 1/8″ (aux in)

Audio Outputs: 2 x 1/4″ (left, right), 1 x 1/4″ (headphones)

USB: USB Type A (flash memory drive), USB Type B (to host)

MIDI I/O: In/Out

Pedal Inputs: 3 x 1/4″ (hold, expression, control)