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Color: Matte Black and White
Features
- Compact Premium Design: Aerophone AE-20 delivers all the playability and expression of the top-of-the-line Aerophone Pro in a more compact and streamlined pearl white/matte black design
- Advanced Sound Engines: Offering a rich musical experience with premium details and the most advanced sound engines, this inspiring modern wind instrument brings next-level power and versatility to all your creative journeys
- Professional Quality: Streamlined design with premium details and professional sounds
- Ultra-Responsive Playability: Features low-latency breath and bite sensors for exceptional responsiveness and expressive performance
- Multiple Fingering Options: Play using sax, clarinet, flute, recorder, or brass fingerings
- Extensive Sound Library: Over 250 acoustic and electronic sounds, including soprano, alto, tenor, and baritone saxophones, orchestral and world instruments, synth voices, and more
- SuperNATURAL Acoustic Technology: SuperNATURAL Acoustic tones with authentic sound and response for realistic instrument emulation
- Portable Performance: Play anytime and anywhere with a built-in speaker, headphones jack, and battery power
- Wireless Connectivity: Audio and MIDI connectivity via Bluetooth and USB for seamless integration with devices and software
Description
Since 1972, Roland's innovative electronic musical instruments and multimedia products have fuelled inspiration for genre-defining creators around the world.
Color: Matte Black and White
Brand: Roland
Instrument Key: A
Material: Brass
Style: Modern,Professional,Vintage
Brand Name: Roland
Included Components: Built-in speaker, headphones jack, USB Type-C cable, mouthpiece
UPC: 761294518397
Number of Items: 1
Manufacturer: Roland
Unit Count: 1 Count
Item Type Name: Digital Wind Instrument
Model Name: AE-20
Model Number: AE-20
Manufacturer Part Number: AE-20
Set Name: More than 260 sets
Warranty Description: See manufacturer's website for details.
Color: Matte Black and White
Style: Modern,Professional,Vintage
Finish Type: Polished
Instrument Key: A
Material Type: Brass
Connector Type: USB Type-C, 3.5mm Audio Jack
Item Weight: 16 ounces
Item Dimensions: 30.7 x 8.9 x 8.5 inches
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Color: Matte Black and White
I played sax for years - kind of. Not terribly well, but in rock bands. I always lied to myself that when I retired, I'd pick it back up, play every day, but, frankly, I didn't have that kind of energy - or opportunity. Practicing on a horn can be annoying to anyone and everyone around. They're loud. So, instead of letting it sit on my shelf, I gave my Selmer away to my grandson and enjoy listening to him play in the school band. Then I bought this. OMG. I play it every day - sometimes for hours. I can play it through headphones and not bother anyone, through an amp and blast away when I want. Even the cheesy internal speakers are good enough for practice. Just dialing through the different sounds keeps it entertaining. The blues harp, cello, and the screaming guitar is insane. It can out-Hendrix Jimi on the Star Spangled Banner. It can sound like a Hammond B-3 and responds to the strength of your breath by increasing the speed of the "Leslie" affect. I've only scratched the surface of what this can do. How "true" are the sounds? I donno, I've got a tin-ear and hearing aids from playin' rock music too loud for too long, but it sounds just Great to me. The range is awesome. Instead of one thumb-octave key, you've got four (4!)- two up and two down. You can hit that low A on a Bb tenor. And the "pads" don't leak. And the mouthpiece has only one place to sit so you're in tune to A-440 or whatever you want to dial in. You don't get to fiddle with the reed, because it's just... there. The "pro" model is almost twice as much, but I don't think the features it provides are anything I'd need. It's basically the same instrument. Do it.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 10, 2025 by pbleier
Color: Matte Black and White
Great controller.... Used the Sax fingering and flute fingering. I'm not a sax player but a musician. I learned the basic major scales for the songs i needed and the solos naturally came out of the scale. If you want, you can transpose all song to the simplest fingering key and work that way. So flexible on figuring and the sounds are outstanding. The sax sounds are as good as any, but always the real thing is so much better. but for travel, ease of learning, and multiple sounds (synth, natural, other orchestral instruments) there is nothing better. I had an earilier yamaha version.... didn't use it cause of the lack of sounds and easy access. They solved this with the onboard speakers.... yes, they are cheap (and don't use live), but it enables you to pick up the instruments at any time and just play, practice, learn scales. I pick it up 5 times a day because it's there, easy, and ready to use. I might actually pick up a sax.... Oh yea, you should note that a trained embouchure (mouth) to play this instruments. The reed is simple and any breath on the reed will pick up air. So, my 5 year old does play. Thus, once you learn the fingering, you are set and ready to go. After two weeks i'm play the solos in my cover band. I'm also using this to play some of the synth solos as well. I'm still looking for a killer lead guitar patch. More to follow. Also, as a keyboardist, this is the ultimate breath controller (again, once you learn the fingering, but again, you can learn the simplest fingering and transpose ... think like a guitar capo......
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Reviewed in the United States on April 22, 2022 by James J.
Color: Pearl White
I replaced my EWI5000 with this Roland AE-20. It definitely took a little time to get used to this instrument, as it feels and functions quite a bit differently from the EWI. But there is no comparison between the sound banks of the two. The Roland Zen sounds are by far more rich and complex than the EWI's and are more easily edited of you choose. Couple that with what you get for free on the Roland Cloud, and it's light years ahead of the Akai. One thing to be aware of is the read on the Roland. It is very delicate and I broke one within the first 3 weeks. Also, there is a lot of key noise, so if you're playing close to people they are going to hear it! Both of these negatives disappear when you consider the value, and sound Banks available for this. Roland AE-20.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2025 by Stacey Hamilton
Color: Matte Black and White
I got this AE-20 to replace my daughter's AE-01. She uses it as an adaptive instrument, as she has physical difficulties playing other instruments. She REALLY loves this instrument. After a few months it stopped working. We took it to a local ROLAND dealer, he confirmed that the internal connectors had worked their way lose. Very fast service. A week later it stopped working again. We returned to the authorized ROLAND dealer. He diagnosed it as a bad motherboard. After a week or two, I called and found out the part was on back order for 5 weeks. I called ROLAND corporate and they pulled a motherboard out of working AEROPHONE and sent it to the dealer. He then stated that the speakers were also bad. It has been over a MONTH and we still do not have the instrument back. (10 weeks total!) My daughter uses this instrument for marching band. She MISSED USING THIS INSTRUMENT FOR THE WHOLE BAND SEASON. (Including State competition!) ROLAND needs to figure out their spare part issues. They need to properly stock parts for their dealers. THEY NEED TO SEND LOANER INSTRUMENTS if the repair is going to take more then a week! Stand behind your products, or stop making them. I am very disappointed in ROLAND, and I feel like I got a defective AE-20 and am being jerked around. This instrument is STILL IN THE SHOP and I have no idea when it will be back. Symphonic band is starting soon and I fear she will still not have this instrument.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 29, 2025 by TheFunBunch
Color: Matte Black and White
By way of background, I am a semi-pro musician who plays a bass, guitar, keyboards and drums, with bass as my main instrument. I can read music. I like to record songs where I play all instruments. I needed a wind instrument that was easy to play given my age and limited time left on the planet. I started out with the Aerophone Mini about 5 years ago and enjoyed it very much. It was simple to play and I made fast progress. However, there were some limitations. One, it had only 5 sounds, and two, I would sometimes run out of notes since it was only capable of playing 3 octaves. I tried out three different wind synths before settling on the Roland AE-20 Aerophone. I tried the Cool Music wind synth, the DynaSynth, and the Aerophone AE-20. Of the three, this one, the AE-20 was the best. First, it had a ton of sounds. Granted not all are practical, but the unit did have a lot of sounds that I liked. The best feature, however, was the octave buttons on the back. Some wind synths use rollers, and I know sax players that found them hard to use. The Cool Music wind synth was great in terms of price, and sounds (although there were only about 70), but the bottom octave buttons didn't have enough size devoted to them. After a couple hours of trying to use the lower octave buttons, I got frustrated and gave up. Not so with the AE-20. The octave buttons are very high so you have to be intentional to press them. I found I was able to switch between octaves the most easily on the AE-20. Here are a few cons. One, I find my right thumb hurts from the hook that supports the weight of the AE-20. It comes with a pad, but that wasn't enough to stop my thumb from hurting. I wish it was lighter like the Aerophone Mini AE-01. Two, I also found that many sounds didn't sound right if I went out of their natural range, particularly in the low bass register. This is true of a synthesizers I have played -- whether keyboard oriented or in the wind synth. Three, I had to try out three different AE-20's to get one I was happy with. The first AE-20 was from Japan and was only in the mid $800 range for a new unit. However, all the settings on the rear screen were in Japanese. The only way to get the instructions in English was to do a firmware update. I started doing this, but found I didn't have the right USB type to do this. I returned it. The second was a used one whose price was also right. For this one, the notes wouldn't play when I tried to use notes that used only the left hand fingering. I returned it during the return window. The third one was a new one on sale at Amazon for $949. This one played well with no errors. I decided to keep it. Hopefully it won't develop any problems when out of the warranty period.
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Color: Matte Black and White
I love this thing. Have had it for 2 weeks and can't put it down. I'm just a living-room musician who's toyed with a lot of instruments over the years and never got very far with any of them. With this, I can play and read music at the same time by connecting my phone to a 24 inch monitor and watching sheet music backing tracks on YouTube, with the AE 20 hooked up to a mini amp and headphones. I'm finally learning to sight read! I use a Geek Pro silicone mouthpiece and turn the bite sensor off and set the breath response to light and it's very easy and comfortable to play. So far, I've had no problems with the instrument. Also have an Aerophone Mini which I love and played for 2 months, but I wanted more on board tones and wanted to learn sax fingering so I bought the AE 20. Was hesitant because of the negative reviews, but took a chance and so far I love it. Update after 6 weeks: still loving the ae20. No problems with it at all.
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Color: Pearl White
Sound is awesome. Played with the band at church and people commented how good it sounded.
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Color: Matte Black and White
I played sax in high school, but not since. I bought this at age 78. I found out that, while I could still remember the fingering without effort, I had completely forgotten how to read music. I play about an hour a day and love it! Music is once again part of my life. The sound quality is poor when played alone, but I plug it into my computer speakers and get great sound. There's lots of free backing tracks on YouTube, as well as inexpensive services that are even better. So glad I bought this.
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