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    Roland Atelier Organ Model AT80S take apart for transport

    Hi,
    I have the chance to get a AT80S but I can't lift 280 lbs
    I see Roland lists the "console" at 145lbs and the "stand" at 135lbs.
    Does this mean it comes apart for shipping/moving/transport?
    The owners manual doesn't mention it so I'm asking the forum.

    Thanks in advance,

    Techman
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    Yes, it does come apart. If you do a search, you'll find that the question was asked and answered a short while ago. It may even come up under 'Similar Threads' at the bottom of this one.
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