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RPS-10

RPS-10 tech specs

Released: 1986
Initial price: £199^[1]
Company: Boss
Type: Effect (pitch shifter; digital delay)
Audio in: Mono; mono pitch
Audio out: Mono
Control: Footswitch; hold footswitch
Display: None
Size: Half U

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

Banco de Gaia^[2]
Fluke^[3]

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