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Thursday, October 23, 2008

Roland Juno 106

images at this auction

inside a Roland Juno-106

Note how the dreaded voice chips sit on the board.

"Roland Juno 106, with 6 fully tested and calibrated (yes, calibrated) 80017 voice chips (no lot 41A chips!), a new battery and all factory patches re-loaded. The diplay is clear and bright, all LEDS are bright and steady, and all selector buttons work fine."
Posted by matrix at 10/23/2008 09:45:00 PM
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1 comment:

  1. Dave Cornutt10/24/08, 8:21 AM

    Interesting. Nicely done wood sides; I don't think I've seen that on a 106 before. Too bad they didn't route some hand-holds into them, like the original sides have. I'm not sure the lot number on the 80017As makes any difference. We'll see.

    BTW, the auction has already ended; someone took the BIN.

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