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NEWS Roland FR-7 V-Accordion Digital Accordion: Mixing 22 Orchestral Sounds and Bass (03/23) Roland proudly announced the arrival of two breakthrough instruments: the FR-5 and FR-7 V-Accordions. Based on Roland’s proprietary Physical Behavior Modeling (PBM) technology, these lightweight, reedless digital accordions put dozens of ultra-realistic instruments at the player’s fingertips. They are a dream come true for accordionists who have long wished for a more versatile instrument. Every modeled accordion onboard the FR-7/5 plays and reacts exactly like the real thing, down to the smallest nuance. But the V-Accordion doesn’t stop there. Select a grand piano, an acoustic guitar, a brass or woodwind instrument, and squeeze new life into these classic sounds. Audiences won’t believe wha Yamaha YCL-221 Bass Clarinet warmer sound, excellent response (/) The YCL-221 bass clarinet from Yamaha Corporation of America, Band & Orchestral Division, making its debut at Winter NAMM 2002, boasts the new pro-neck angle. The pro-neck angle is exclusive to this model and enables a more natural playing position. The matte finish ABS body on the YCL-221 provides a better appearance by showing fewer handling marks, warmer sound, excellent response, and a lighter weight than a grenadilla wood body. The position of the register tonehole is scientifically designed for extremely accurate intonation and the easy-to-assemble joint system and rounded key connector make this an ideal instrument for students. The smaller-sized case design makes it easy to carry the

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