Preserving the GEAR that shaped music HISTORY

Vintage Recording Equipment Archive

Vintage Digital is an archive of vintage recording equipment and classic studio gear documenting the history of recording technology. From early tape recorders to breakthrough digital processors of the 1980s and beyond, it traces how recording technology shaped modern music.

1,880

Equipment Entries

240+

Brands

780+

Manuals

90+ Years

of Recording History

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Made In Japan

Released in 1991 /

Roland S-750 Digital Sampler

The Roland S-750 Digital Sampler, released in 1991, was a professional 16-bit stereo sampler offering much of the advanced technology found in Roland’s flagship S-770 at a more accessible price. Featuring 24-voice polyphony, 32-part multitimbral operation, 24-bit internal processing and 20-bit D/A conversion, the S-750 combined sophisticated waveform editing, sample-based synthesis and resampling capabilities with expandable memory and SCSI storage. Its support for external CRT monitor and mouse operation, extensive MIDI functionality and flexible multi-output configuration made it a comprehensive sampling instrument for professional recording studios and electronic music production.