Edirol

Japan · Founded 2000

About Edirol

Edirol was a Japanese subsidiary of Roland Corporation, established in 2000 to develop products for the computer music and digital media markets. It was best known for its USB audio interfaces, such as the UA-25 and UA-101, and portable digital audio recorders before the brand was folded back into Roland.
Country
Japan
Founded
2000
Catalogue
46 models

Catalogue highlights

A cross-section of Edirol instruments and studio gear. Use the category links above to browse every model in the catalogue.

Edirol SD-20No artwork
Edirol SD-20
Edirol M-100FXNo artwork
Edirol M-100FX
Edirol R-09No artwork
Edirol R-09
Edirol PC-160ANo artwork
Edirol PC-160A
Edirol DM-5No artwork
Edirol DM-5
Edirol CS-15No artwork
Edirol CS-15
Edirol CS-50No artwork
Edirol CS-50
Edirol M-10DXNo artwork
Edirol M-10DX
Edirol M-10ENo artwork
Edirol M-10E
Edirol M-10MXNo artwork
Edirol M-10MX

Equipment timeline

  1. Edirol PC-160A
  2. Edirol PC-180A
  3. Edirol PC-300
  4. Edirol SD-90
  5. Edirol PCR-800
  6. Edirol R-09
  7. Edirol R-09HR
  8. Edirol R-44

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