Generations of Roland Home Keyboards
- First Generation (Produced 1988-1991)
- E-5, E-10, E-20, E-30
- RA-50, Pro-E Arranger
- Second Generation (Produced 1991-1993)
- E-15, E-35, E-40 OR, E-70
- RA-90
- Third Generation (Produced 1993-1996)
- E-16, E-16 TR, E-36, E-56, E-66, E-86
- RA-95
- Fourth Generation (Produced 1995/6 - 1998)
- E-12, E-14, E-14 TR-OR, E-28, E-38, E-68, E-96, G-600, G-800
- RA-30, RA-800
- Fifth Generation (Produced 1998 - 2001)
- EM-1b, EM-7b, EM-10, EM-20, EM-30, EM-50, EM-50 OR, EM-2000, G-1000
- E-300, E-500, E-500 OR, E-600
- Sixth Generation (Produced 2001 - 2005)
- EM-15, EM-15 OR, EM-25, EM-55, EM-55 OR
- VA-3, VA-5, VA-7, VA-76
- E-100, E-200, EXR-3, EXR-5, EXR-GR5, EXR-7, EXR-40 OR
- EXR-3s, EXR-5s, EXR-7s
- Seventh Generation (Produced 2005 - 2009)
- G-70, E-50, E-60, E-80
- EXR-46 OR, EXR-E2
- GW-7, E-09/W
- Eighth Generation (Produced 2010 - 20..)
- GW-8, Prelude
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