The infamous Roland Juno-106 chip.Image via Matt
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Wednesday, July 11, 2007
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do any of those f****ers still work? i suppose not.
ReplyDeleteid like to find the engineer behind those chips and... well, make him try to keep a juno 106 working.
put those up on ebay "as is" and watch the suckers bite. ;)
ReplyDeletethere's a post on vintagesynth by a guy who says he carefully melted off the glop top on his dying 80017a, then resoldered the components and got it working again.
ReplyDeletemaybe Matt could do some experimenting...?