Roland mt-32

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The reign – and legacy – of Roland’s M

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Made by a keyboard company for use with its organs, this rotary simulator pedal has plenty to get guitarists in a spin

The first delay pedal from Beetronics offers analogue sound with digital control for some time-warped creativity

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