RPS-10
RPS-10 tech specs
The RPS-10 was a pitch shifter and digital delay released by Boss in 1986. It's part of their half-rack Micro Rack Series of effects.
Notable users
References
- "Music Village" Music Village (Vendor), Electronics & Music Maker, Sep 1986, pp. 8—9
- "Lost in Trance" Phil Ward, Music Technology, Apr 1994, pp. 18—20
- "Age of Chance" Simon Trask, Music Technology, Jun 1990, pp. 34—37
Further reading
Reviews
- "Boss Pitch Shifter/Delay" Mark Jenkins, Sound On Sound, Aug 1986, pp. 60—61
- "The Saga Continues" Paul White, Home & Studio Recording, Sep 1986, pp. 14—16
- "Boss RPS-10 Pitch Shifter/Delay" Jim Betteridge, International Musician & Recording World, Sep 1986, p. 111
- "Roland RPS-10 pitch shifter" Jon Lewin, Making Music, Feb 1987, p. 31
Downloads
Documentation
- "RPS-10 manual" Boss, Feb 1987
Micro Rack Series: RBF-10 | RCE-10 | RCL-10 | RDD-10 | RDD-20 | RGE-10 | ROD-10 | RPD-10 | RPH-10 | RPQ-10 | RPS-10 | RRV-10 | RSD-10