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The Roland GO:Mixer Pro-X is an audio interface. It's just designed to be simple, portable, battery-powered and compatible with most mobile devices. This is (for lack of a better term) a bespoke MOBILE audio interface.

Remember - wattage is a label for power consumption - NOT audio production. Roland's amplifiers are more efficient than Yamaha's - meaning the 14W amplifiers will produce as much or more sound than the Arius's 20w amplifiers. What you really need to look at (and most manufacturers don't post this number) is how many decibels of sound the pianos can produce. That is the label for audio "volume."

@@Rivertonmusic thanks, I wasn't too worried about volume but more fullness of the speakers/sound. I ended up buying a HP 704 so it's fine anyway

The 704 is a better choice anyway! You're right! I definitely think the 702 sounds better than any Airus piano does... but the 704 beats all of them!

Hi there! Unfortunately, I don't see the Galaxy S24 listed as compatible with the GMPX. I would confirm with Roland, but it does not appear to be compatible.

Great points! I can definitely see the practicality of that plan. Thanks for sharing and best of luck to you!

Well, that didn't help Relish... Hahaha.

Ok. Just to be clear... you want to plug a mic into the GO:Mixer Pro-X and then plug the GO:Mixer Pro-X into your RC-505? ...or are you trying to plug BOTH the mic and the RC-505 into the GO:Mixer Pro-X so you can set the volume levels and run the mix to your phone (where you will record audio and video)? I would recommend the later. If that is your plan, yes, you can do that. Just run the audio OUT from the RC-505 into the keyboard input in the GMPX and plug your microphone into the GMPX as shown in the video. Set your levels. Run the mix to your phone via USB-C. As long as your phone is compatible, it should work fine!

Hi, Jose! We can confirm that Yamaha designed their trumpet in-house with their own people so they definitely weren't designed by the same person. (Hiado San - Jupiter's designer did work at Yamaha previously, but - according to Yamaha - he was not part of the Xeno design team.) That said, they are pretty similar and similar to Bach Strad models... so they are in the same "family" of trumpets. ...but each has their own differences. It would likely be hard to tell much difference over the internet, though. Try them out in real life and you'll see which one you prefer. Thanks for watching!

You would need a more robust mixer for that. This is designed to be quick, portable and easy.

Hey there. I'm sure there are band directors who agree with you and do this. We are merely commenting on what most band directors do. We don't make the rules. :)

Enjoy!

Thanks for watching! We didn't forget the saxophone. I believe the line is: "...if you want to play the saxophone someday - clarinet is your first step." Most band directors don't start students on saxophone. They start on clarinet and then go to saxophone later. Of course, there are a few exceptions, but sax is not generally considered a "starter instrument."

Not at all! We rent plenty of saxophones! We just want to make sure students and their families have all the information (good and bad) about each instrument so they can decide which one to start with. ...and most band directors don't start students on sax. They start on clarinet and then move to saxophone later.

Bassoon is an awesome instrument! It's just not one students usually start with so we didn't include it here.

Roland only lists up to iPhone 13 Pro Max. ...with iOS 15. ...but they might need to update their chart. Not sure on that one!

Glad it helped!

This piano is no longer available, but you can find the pricing and info for its replacement here: pianos.rivertonmusic.com/pianos/digital/roland/gp-6.php

Sounds like you've got some pretty awesome custom gear! Thanks for watching and for your thoughts!

Nice! Sounds like you really know how to "dial a guitar in" to get the performance you want! Thanks for your thoughts on this!

They sure do! Thanks for watching!

You can use any of the Roland Club soft synths that you have access to with the GP-9, but you wouldn't be loading them onto the piano. You'd use the piano to control them, etc.

There's no micro USB port on the GO:Mixer Pro-X. It's USB-C. They include 3 cables, however, that can help anyone with older connections (micro, lightning, etc.) connect to the unit.

@@Rivertonmusic the output is a micro USB then the cable changes it to USB C am I wrong?

Oh you're right! I'm sorry. For some reason, I had it in my head that it was USB-C. You're right. They need an update. lol

@@Rivertonmusic at least they have micro to USB C. That's a unique cable though idk if you'll find a replacement if you lost it lol

Hahaha. Agreed! Hold on to that one!

Hi, Mark! Thanks sharing your story. We've heard this alot. They are great guitars - especially once you tweak the electronics a bit. Happy New Year!

Great! Best of luck to you!

Gary is one of those rare musicians who can just sit down and make it up as he goes. This is another Gary Original. Thanks for watching!

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The same.

True. They certainly don't have Fender electronics, etc. We've seen a bunch of guys talking about how they've switched out the electronics to prevent that. Not a bad idea.

Right on! It's all in the pickups and setup. Thanks for watching!

Hi, @JayZed! Thanks for your thoughts. We agree! They've come a long way and - bang for the buck - they're great guitars!

Great point! Thanks for watching and for your thoughts!

Um... that wasn't the focus of this video? If you have specific questions, you're welcome to ask them here and we'll get you those answers.

Hahaha! YES! Some of us have shorter fingers and it's not easy to get them around the neck for any length of time. I hear that! Hope you are still able to have some fun playing, tho!

Good points! Thank you!

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We've heard this from a few folks. They really did step up their game in recent years. Nowadays, they really do stand on their own. Thanks for your thoughts!

Ditto! The "Classic Vibe" series in particular can easily go toe-to-toe with many more expensive guitars (including some Fenders!)

They really are great guitars these days. Glad you decided to comment too!

I have this 100 dollar Squier from 10 years ago that I put about 400 bucks of hardware in... not great. I would love an Affinity or better to put the hardware in that. I tried one once and the Affinitys are really nice guitars.

Yeah, it's hard to get too excited about a $100 guitar. There are so many better options now than 10 years ago too. The new Affinitys are amazing!

Why do you say that?

@@Rivertonmusic i have one bullet squier,sounds horrible

Is it an old one? The newer ones are pretty good...

@@Rivertonmusic last year only i bought it, really waste one , do you know Indian made sunn mustang guitar?

Sorry you don't love it then. I guess they aren't for everybody!

Nice! We think so too. Solid guitars for the money. Definitely.

Nice! Do you play out at all or just for fun?

@@Rivertonmusic just for home. I have a Squire classic vibe 50 strat…it’s amazing…Squire jazz master..Affinity Tele..and the Stagemaster. 😂. Guess I’m a fan .. I have a Gretsch and Ibanez oh and a Ovation celebrity…but I play my squires mostly

Nothing wrong with that! Hahaha. Sounds like an awesome setup. Thanks for letting us know... and thanks for stopping by!

Agreed. The new Squiers are pretty solid guitars. They've come a long way.

i have a 1998 red affinity strat. full thickness body. rosewood fretboard and lovely aged white pickguard and knobs etc. tuners have been changed and a cheap set of alnico pickups. plays as good if not better than my sons mexican standard strat.@@Rivertonmusic

also have a classic vibe thinline tele. and a 40th anniversary jazzmaster along with a bullet mustang. all great guitars.

Sounds like it! Good variety too. Thanks for sharing!

Very nice! Did you customize your guitars yourself or have a shop do it?

Hey! Thanks for watching and for your comment. We're hearing from a BUNCH of Squier owners and they're all saying the same things. Those Paranormals are crazy popular... but it seems like most everybody loves their Squier guitars. Take it easy!

Hi there! Sounds like an killer setup! Thanks for watching and for telling us about your gear!

We've actually heard a bunch of folks say they prefer the satin finishes on Squiers, but gloss on the Fenders. Why do you think that is? No wrong answers - just curious as to your thoughts. Thanks for watching and for sharing your thoughts with us. We're really seeing a LOT of Squier love on this one!

That's AWESOME! ...and very consistent with what we're hearing from other Squier owners. It's amazing to see how versatile these guitars are! Thanks for watching and for your feedback!

Nice! What makes you choose one over the other?

They tag-team.

Makes sense. Thanks for watching!

Definitely! We always recommend checking with your band director if you want to play a certain instrument. Of course, if you have a natural affinity for alto or trumpet and those other 12 kids don't... Who knows?! It's always good to ask!

Hi, Cary! Usually, band directors recommend students who want to play oboe start with clarinet. ...but you might check with your band director and see what (s)he recommends. Thanks for watching!

Thank you!

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