Roland S-760 Sampler with OP-760-1 Expansion Board Installed.

The Roland S-760 is a classic 1U rackmount 16-bit digital sampler introduced by Roland between 1994 and 1998. It is widely prized for its punchy vintage conversion, deep sample editing, and ability to read Akai S1000/S1100 libraries via SCSI.

Core Specificationsl

• Polyphony: 24 voices
• RAM: 2MB standard, expandable up to 32MB using Macintosh SIMMs
• Sampling Rates: 44.1 kHz and 48 kHz (with variable scaling options down to lower rates for grit and aliasing character)
• Outputs: Four analog outputs (configurable as two stereo pairs or four mono outputs)
• Storage / Connectivity: Built-in floppy drive and SCSI interface for external hard drives or CD-ROMs

Roland OP-760-01 (also referred to as OP-760-1) Key Features;

• Video Output: Adds composite video, S-Video, and RGB monitor support so you can connect an external display for visual waveform editing and graphical user interface navigation.
• Mouse Control: Adds a port for a mouse (such as the Roland MU-1) to navigate the software interface visually.
• Digital I/O: Provides coaxial S/PDIF digital input (1) and digital outputs (2).
• Extra Audio Outputs: Expands the system's output configuration, allowing discrete digital or additional stereo routing options.
• Operation system 2.24 floppy disk.

Fully functional, but be aware and as can be seen in the picture the green display are missing some horizontal lines, although still fully readable.

Includes;

• Duplex-printed 316 page Owner's Manual. Plastic ring bound, stock (thick) paper front and back.
• Duplex-printed 64 page OP-760-1 Expansion Board Owner's Manual. Plastic ring bound, stock (thick) paper front and back.
• Power cable