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How these sounds can be accessed differs per synth used. Some pick them up straight away while others require manually loading the sounds in, and how many expansions could be utilised also differs between models.
How these sounds can be accessed differs per synth used. Some pick them up straight away while others require manually loading the sounds in, and how many expansions could be utilised also differs between models.


### List of cards
==List of cards==


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SN-U110-01 Pipe Organs and Harpsichords
SN-U110-01 Pipe Organs and Harpsichords
SN-U110-02 Latin and FX Percussion
SN-U110-02 Latin and FX Percussion
SN-U110-03 Ethnic including Tabla, Sitar, Koto, Balafon etc.
SN-U110-03 Ethnic including Tabla, Sitar, Koto, Balafon etc.
SN-U110-04 Electric Grand Pianos and Clavi
SN-U110-04 Electric Grand Pianos and Clavi
SN-U110-05 Orchestra Strings including Violins, Cellos and Harps
SN-U110-05 Orchestra Strings including Violins, Cellos and Harps
SN-U110-06 Orchestra Winds including Oboes, Bassoons, Clarinets, Horns, Tuba and Timpani
SN-U110-06 Orchestra Winds including Oboes, Bassoons, Clarinets, Horns, Tuba and Timpani
SN-U110-07 Electric Guitars including Jazz, Overdrive and Distortions Guitars
SN-U110-07 Electric Guitars including Jazz, Overdrive and Distortions Guitars
SN-U110-08 Synthesizers *1
SN-U110-08 Synthesizers *1
SN-U110-09 Guitar and Keyboards *1
SN-U110-09 Guitar and Keyboards *1
SN-U110-10 Rock and Electronic Drums *2
SN-U110-10 Rock and Electronic Drums *2
SN-U110-11 Sound Effects
SN-U110-11 Sound Effects
SN-U110-12 Trombones and Saxes
SN-U110-12 Trombones and Saxes
SN-U110-13 Super Strings *3
SN-U110-13 Super Strings *3
SN-U110-14 Super Acoustic Guitars *3
SN-U110-14 Super Acoustic Guitars *3
SN-U110-15 Super Brass *3
SN-U110-15 Super Brass *3


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### Trivia
==Trivia==


Roland's website lists the last retail price at $84.95 per card. It is unclear which period had this pricing.
Roland's website lists the last retail price at $84.95 per card. It is unclear which period had this pricing.
== References

Revision as of 11:26, 16 August 2026

The Roland SN-U110 Series of expansion cards are small, card-shaped expansions meant for use with the Roland U-20, U-110, U-220, CM-32P, D-70 and MV-30 synthesizers. This allowed users to expand their synthesizers with sets of sounds not available in the ROM.

How these sounds can be accessed differs per synth used. Some pick them up straight away while others require manually loading the sounds in, and how many expansions could be utilised also differs between models.

List of cards

todo cleanup: taken from roland's website

SN-U110-13, 14, 15 Stereo Sound Cards series used larger amounts of memory for extremely rich sound quality. Some tones were designed to be panned in stereo Patches to express subtle nuances. These sounds were especially useful for acoustic music.

SN-U110-01 Pipe Organs and Harpsichords

SN-U110-02 Latin and FX Percussion

SN-U110-03 Ethnic including Tabla, Sitar, Koto, Balafon etc.

SN-U110-04 Electric Grand Pianos and Clavi

SN-U110-05 Orchestra Strings including Violins, Cellos and Harps

SN-U110-06 Orchestra Winds including Oboes, Bassoons, Clarinets, Horns, Tuba and Timpani

SN-U110-07 Electric Guitars including Jazz, Overdrive and Distortions Guitars

SN-U110-08 Synthesizers *1

SN-U110-09 Guitar and Keyboards *1

SN-U110-10 Rock and Electronic Drums *2

SN-U110-11 Sound Effects

SN-U110-12 Trombones and Saxes

SN-U110-13 Super Strings *3

SN-U110-14 Super Acoustic Guitars *3

SN-U110-15 Super Brass *3

  • 1 Already in the U-20/220 and D-70's internal ROM.
  • 2 Not compatible with the D-70.
  • 3 From the JV-80.


Trivia

Roland's website lists the last retail price at $84.95 per card. It is unclear which period had this pricing.

== References