| Features | |
| Year Made | 1989 |
| Original List Price | $? |
| Polyphony | 31 |
| Mulitimberal | 6 |
| Tones & Patches | 128 tones 64 patches 64 performances |
| Type of Synthesis | Digital PCM Synthesis |
| Effects | Chorus Reverb |
| Sequencer or Arpeggio | none |
| Drum Sets | 4 |
| MIDI | programmable 1-16 for 7 instruments |
| Outputs | 6 - Out L & R, Dir 1 L & R, Dir 2 L & R |
| Backup | Memory Card MIDI sysex |
| Options | Sound cards |
| My Comments |
| I've been wanting to retire the U-20 for some time now, but I also wanted to get a U-220 at the right price. SO I waited and finally one came my way. I quickly found there are some minor differences between the U-220 and the U-20. The first is fairly obvious, a second set of direct outputs. The other is the way the velocity for each tone is set, in the U-20 it is a range between the low note and the hight note set by you. In the U220 it is set by a threshold and sounds either below or above the threshold.
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I rate it 
I bought it for 100$ c I owned it from jul 2015 - present Current PrePay value ?$ us |
| condition of my keyboard
cosmeticaly 
Looks good.
electronically Everything
seems fine. |
Status
2016: Sitting in rack 2 with the Orchestra and Ethnic cards inserted. The sounds are starting to diverge a bit from the U-20. 2015: in the new rack. |
| Resources
Factory Presets - Here is a SYSEX file of the Factory Presets. U-110 cards - a table of the U-110 cards with comments on the ones I have.
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