User Manual and Operating Guide

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That splendor of keyboard instruments, the harpsichord, first made its appearance in the 16th century. To this day, its dignified plucked melodies have the power to charm us. Imagine the sound of baroque chamber music— in our homes and at concerts— coloring our lives as it did for others so elegantly in times gone. Today, thanks to the latest in digital technology, Roland has recreated that traditional sound in its full splendor.
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Bringing the Baroque Spirit to Life Roland Digital Harpsichord C-80 Accurate Reproduction of the Flemish Harpsichord Taking great care to accurately reproduce the beautiful, clear sound of the Flemish harpsichord, Roland has painstakingly gone to utmost lengths in re-creating the brilliance and luster of each individual note, incorporating the deep, magical reverberation of this fabulous instrument. Roland has even faithfully reproduced the sound of the plectrum on the strings.
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Specifications Keyboard F scale, 61 keys with click action Maximum polyphony Tones 56 voices Harpsichord (8'I, 8'II, 8'+ 8', 8'+ 4', Lute), Celesta, Organ (Nason Flute 8', Principals 8'+ 4') Controls Volume, Brilliance, Key Transpose, Temperament (Equal, Werckmeister, Kirnberger, Vallotti, Meantone, Pythagorean, Just Major, Just Minor) Tuning A =440Hz (±50 cents), baroque pitch (A = 415 Hz) Effects Reverb with stereo presence, sympathetic resonance Demo songs 3 Connectors Phone jack (stereo), p