Roland SH-32, vintage synthesizer collectible in Malmö

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In perfect working condition, non smoking studio, in Slussen, Malmö The Roland SH-32 is a four-part multitimbral digital desktop synthesizer released in 2002 and discontinued in 2004. The SH-32 offers maximum 32‑note polyponic modelled analogue synth with built-in effects, arpeggiator, and rhythm sounds. At its heart is a system that Roland call the 'Wave Acceleration Sound Generator'. WASG architecture comprises two oscillators, a multi-mode filter, an amplifier, and two assignable LFOs. Key Architecture & Capabilities • Sound Engine: It uses digital Wave Acceleration Synthesis to deliver 32-voice polyphony. It contains 67 main waveforms (including standard analog shapes plus complex "Spectrum" and "Noise" options) and a library of classic TR-808/909 rhythm samples. • Voice Architecture: Each voice features 2 main oscillators, 2 suboscillators with a deep "Subsonic" mode, a multi-mode filter (12dB/24dB slopes), 2 LFOs, and pulse width modulation/oscillator hard sync capabilities. • Onboard Effects: It is equipped with dual independent effects processors that offer 35 multi-effects algorithms (like ring modulation, slicers, and phasers) along with 10 dedicated reverb and delay types. • Performance Tools: The unit includes a fully programmable arpeggiator, chord memory, and a phrase sequencer style layout controlled by a row of buttons mimicking a musical octave. • Memory & Connectivity: It comes with 128 preset and 128 user patches, 64 user performance slots, and full MIDI In/Out connectivity.