V-Accordion
Since 1972, Roland has pioneered many groundbreaking technologies and “world’s first” products. In recent decades, no family of Roland instruments has won more respect and acclaim than the revolutionary “V” series: V-Drums, V-Guitar, V-Bass, V-Synth, V-Accordion, V-Mixer, V-Studio and V-Piano.
Each ‘V-Series’ instrument has redefined the traditional boundaries and shattered many preconceived notions of what an instrument can and should be. They break new ground with incredible expressiveness and versatility combined with a simple user interface.
The first V-Accordion was released in 2004 to critical acclaim around the world.
The current series include models that are the first instruments of their type to successfully integrate powerful Physical Behavior Modeling (PBM) technology into a traditional accordion design, combining the familiar sounds and nuances of a traditional accordion with the versatility of a modern digital musical instrument.
You can instantly select and switch between a wide range of sounds and/or types of accordions, or customize your own unique timbres.
For sound output, the V-Accordions can plug directly into a sound system, recording device, or plug in a pair of headphones for silent practice.
These amazing new instruments must be squeezed to be believed.
FR-1- An ultra-light piano-type V-Accordion for students, beginners and keyboard players!
- FR-1b
- An ultra-light button-type V-Accordion for students, beginners and keyboard players!
- FR-2
- A lightweight V-Accordion® that is easy on the back.
- FR-2b
- A lightweight button-type V-Accordion® that is easy on the back.
- FR-3x
- Traditional piano-type accordion with improved bellows, USB Flash Memory connector, and more.
- FR-3xb
- Traditional button-type accordion with improved bellows, USB Flash Memory connector, and more.
- FR-7x
- A traditional piano-type accordion with the versatility of a modern digital musical instrument.
- FR-7xb
- A traditional button-style accordion with the versatility of a modern digital musical instrument.