Anyone know what this is? Title link takes you to more shots on Failed Muso.
Consensus is this is a DIY project in a Roland CSQ-100 box.
Tuesday, July 25, 2006
Roland JL1?
Anyone know what this is? Title link takes you to more shots on Failed Muso.Consensus is this is a DIY project in a Roland CSQ-100 box.
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Fake / somebody just used a Roland panel on their DIY project.
ReplyDeleteI wonder if it might be a hacked up Oberheim DS2, or someone's attempt to build something similar.
ReplyDeletehello all
ReplyDeleteI built this back in 1986
It is called JL1 after me.
I knackered up the original roland unit, but then I designed my own hardware sequencer and fitted it into the duff box.
I sold it to my freind Alex in the 1980's, I would love to know if it still works?
It has a 1V/Octave and a gate signal output, the old analogue standard before midi.
If you still have this please contact me at
jimboxoid@hotmail.co.uk
Jim
I built this back in 1986
ReplyDeleteIt is called JL1 after me.
James Lowe
I knackered up the original roland unit, but then I designed my own hardware sequencer and fitted it into the duff box.
I sold it to my freind Alex in the 1980's, I would love to know if it still works?
It has a 1V/Octave and a gate signal output, the old analogue standard before midi.
If you still have this please contact me at
jimboxoid@hotmail.co.uk
Jim