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"This auction is for a fully restored Juno 106. This 106 went to Synth Spa last year for the Full Juno-106 Survival Restoration ($325). I received the synth back from Synth Spa in September, 2013. Allen at SynthSpa did the following:1. PANEL BOARD REBUILD:
All faders rebuilt, all non-functioning buttons replaced, leds replaced if not working, and any broken or missing faders replaced for $20 USD each.
2. MODULE BOARD REBUILD:
All six 80017a voice chips restored and guaranteed working, calibrated to factory standards, and small defects within the module board repaired.
3. POWER BOARD REBUILD:
Large electrolytic capacitors replaced and power jack converted to the standard 3 prong computer cable receptacle. Includes new 3-prong power cable.
4. CPU BOARD REBUILD:
A new battery and mounitng chassis (originally they were soldered in) and all of your sounds archived.
5. KEYBED CONTACTS CLEANED
6. BENDER BOARD REBUILD:
Clean volume & portamento knobs, switch, sliders, and bender contacts.
This 106 has also had wood end caps added and a red LED bender. The only thing missing are the slider caps from the bender section. The folks at SynthSpa forgot to return those to me when they sent the synth back. Otherwise, its in amazing condition and sounds incredible.
Comes with an IEC cord (3 prong)."
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