Price-defying performance!
Building on the success of Roland's popular E-series arranger keyboards, the E-09 Interactive Arranger Electronic Keyboard ushers in a brand-new look, feel, and sound for the family. With its new high-quality sound engine, pro-style appearance, and powerful specifications — including a newly designed library of sounds and interactive styles — the Roland E-09 raises the quality standard for entry-level arrangers.
International Appeal
With a global array of interactive musical accompaniments onboard, the E-09 digital piano puts a world of colorful and authentic music under your fingertips. Master programmers from around the world have created special Styles for the E-09, spotlighting the Western, Middle Eastern, and Asian cultures.
EZ Operation
As Roland's technology continues to expand and improve, so too does the user-friendliness of its instruments. The E-09 Electronic Keyboard is no exception, as it provides a clearly labeled lineup of large, friendly buttons across its front panel, logically organized into task types. An array of helpful, dedicated controls to make navigating and playing the instrument a breeze.
Low Profile, Big Sound
The E-09 introduces a new professional-grade industrial design to the E family. Its black metallic finish, coupled with a slim, streamlined chassis design, makes the E-09 eye catching and easy to transport. Despite its slim physique, the Roland E-09 outputs an impressively big sound from its built-in stereo speaker system. To further enhance the sound, the built-in effects processor can add space, depth, and other special effects. There are 47 types of multi-effects to choose from, plus eight varieties of reverbs and choruses.
Effects
A great sound engine is only the beginning. The E-09 Interactive Arranger Electronic Keyboard allows you to add space, depth, and other special effects to your sounds with its onboard multi-effects processor. There are 47 types of multi-effects to choose from, plus 8 varieties of reverbs and choruses. A powerful bonus: Each sound within a simultaneous-patch group can have its own effects assignment.
