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Thursday, May 01, 2008

Roland JP-9000

Another via the anonymous reader who brought us the JX-3P Performer.
Posted by matrix at 5/01/2008 02:15:00 PM
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8 comments:

  1. bughouse5/1/08, 3:32 PM

    these are pointless. and terrible. no more please.

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  2. Jack Astro5/1/08, 3:38 PM

    That one looks like fun.

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  3. Anonymous5/1/08, 4:44 PM

    Ummm....fake?

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  4. Anonymous5/1/08, 8:40 PM

    Same comment as on the other image from this user:
    The white background, the image edges, and the quality of the lighting are all exactly like stock product shots from Roland. Easily identifiable as fake.

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  5. Unknown5/1/08, 10:23 PM

    Ugh. Too many knobs and sliders packed into the available space without any idea of design or ergonomics. Obviously fake. At least the Bahn Sage made some sort of sense. This doesn't.

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  6. Ran Kirlian5/2/08, 12:22 AM

    This one is really funny! I find it too crowded of knobs, sliders and leds (all of them clones maybe form V-synth) and I find that strange red display numbers at the top too stretched. Not very ergonomic (like peterwendt said) but, again, full of fun. Keep working, I like these photoshop-synths!

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  7. A5/2/08, 9:17 AM

    How about a macroKORG? ;-)

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  8. Unknown5/2/08, 10:46 AM

    Maybe I should have viewed these fantasies as mere silly fun. I'd still like them to be more believable, though.

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