| Features | |
| Keyboard | none |
| Year Made | 1987 |
| Original List Price | $ 200 |
| Tracks | 2 (4 with advanced use) |
| Songs | 1 |
| Memory | 64k |
| Drum Sets | none |
| MIDI | 1 In 1 Out , soft Thru |
| Backup | 2.8" quick disks |
| Options | foot pedals |
| My Comments |
| I bought this primarily
for the disk drive for my s-220. I had a hard time getting it. I
started ordering it on Dec 27 2003 but between bad weather and bad timing
I didn't recieve it till Feb 23 2004. It seems like a simple sequencer,
with no editing capabilities.The Pr-100 records on 2 tracks but you can
create 2 sub tracks by saving and exchanging the 2 tracks with the 2 sub-tracks.
This could have been a good 4 track sequencer with some simple editing
tools. Really in my opinion the lack of editing and the quick drive are
it's biggest drawbacks. Funny thing is the unit I have is black with that
light blue writing Roland used to use. Maybe like the MKS-7 it came in
an ivory version too! 2012: Because my MC-50 is broken, I have been playing with this and I am starting to think it was actually a pretty good sequencer. Although I would find it a bit cramped with only 4 tracks, I do like it's interface. There are some cool functions like programming pauses. It's too bad you can't edit the Rhythm track that would be awesome! It took a bit of getting used to, but I like it. The only problem with usinig this alot would be finding more quick disks. I guess that is it's true limitation, that you can only save as many sequences as you have quick disks. So I'm changing my rate it from 2 to a strong 3. |
I rate it 
I bought it for 40$ c I owned it from feb 2004 - present Current PrePay value 52$ us |
| condition of my sequencer
cosmeticaly  There
are a few typical scratches
electronically  It
seems to be in great shape |
Status
2016: It is still sitting around because it is worthless, and yet I don't want to throw it away. I keep hoping I can find a use for it. 2012:it is sitting on top of the rack next to the broken MC-50. 2010: Unfortunately this guy is packed away for now. 2008: Because I hadn't even looked at it for a few years I dug it out and tried to see if I could incorperated it into the set up. Alas really there is no need, although I am appreciating this unit a little more, as I become more familiar with it. At this moment it is hooked up to my HP-800 just to fool around with. 2006: Well this has become an interesting paper weight, even if I had the space I probably wouldn't use it much. If only there was some sort of editor for it ...... |
| Resources
I have not found any sites relevent
to the pr-100
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