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Roland Fantom 8 £3,519

The last Roland workstation I reviewed was the Fantom ‘light’, aka the FA series, back in 2014. Based largely on the well-respected SuperNatural tech found in the Integra-7 module, the FA packed a lot of power into a lighter enclosure but with plenty of functionality and ‘bread and butter’ sounds to get most jobs done to a high standard. Many have been longing for a new flagship Fantom and the old models still have their fans; they command a decent price second hand.

For workstation fans, the new Fantom is returning strongly in terms

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