The JV-880 is the rack-mount version of the JV-80 keyboard and features powerful multi-timbral capabilities combined with impressive sound editing capability, all in a 1U rack space. The immediate forerunner to the immensely popular JV-1080/2080, the 880 provides the same high quality sounds for which the entire JV line has come to be respected. And like its descendants, the JV-880's sampled waveform memory can be expanded (to 14 Mbytes) using Roland's series of SR-JV80 expansion boards and SO-PCM1 cards.

Editing sounds is done via the rotary encoder that lets you select parameters and set values at the touch of a button. When editing you can audition sounds right from the front panel by pressing the preview button. There are TVF (filter), TVA (amp), micro-tuning, and multiple LFOs. An onboard effects processor with various types of chorus, reverb, and delays rounds out the package. It is used by K.O.

9 VISITOR COMMENTS

ke5fbh

September 7, 2011 @ 5:59 pm

to the best of my knowledge - fvsr, probably has a bad unit as it does everything it was designed to do- it loads, plays, and can be customized - so it would be hard to beat for the price, unless you run a studio and want to have everything already loaded.
I run one in conjunction with a GR-50 with great results live

greg webeer

April 22, 2011 @ 4:25 pm

I have a JV-880 for sale. $150

nev

March 4, 2011 @ 10:16 pm

Can anyone verify or disprove the point made by fvsr below about the 880 not being able to load percussion sets from the expansion cards? After much web digging, this is the only instance of it being mentioned that I can find. For the price these are going at right now, one with a 'world' card would serve me well I reckon. Be a shame to miss out on the percussion though...

Nick

February 2, 2011 @ 10:40 am

I just bought a jv 880 Paid 150 for it, got the pop expansion with it as well.

alicia

October 15, 2010 @ 2:32 am

I recently bought a jv-880 to pair with my mc-50. i cannot get the instruments to sync up correctly between the 2. any ideas?

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