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"By now, everyone knows the sound of the Juno-60. From the mixable Sawtooth and Square wave shapes on the Oscillator, all the way through to lush stereo chorus at the end of the signal chain. Junos may not be the most complex synthesizers out there but they are almost impossible to get a bad sound out of. Basses, pads, leads, arpeggios, it can do it all. It may not have MIDI like its younger sibling the 106, but the Arpeggiator Sync Input should not be over looked for creating interesting rhythmic patterns.There is some light overall cosmetic wear mostly in the form of light blemishes throughout. Please see the detailed images. Everything is working great and sounds awesome as usual, here is a list of it's recent service:
-Replaced ALL electrolytic caps on all PCBs
-Disassembled and cleaned all tact switches and polished contacts
-Removed, disassembled and cleaned all faders
-Resoldered all pin headers and cleaned contact points
-Refurbished power supply: replaced filter caps and resoldered all components!
-Replaced AC cable
-Replaced bender arm, bender plate and rubber stop bushing
-New memory battery and reloaded original factory presets
-New dust covers on panel pcb and in bender assembly
-Refurbished panel pcb by resoldering faders and switches, replaced electrolytic caps on panel boards
-Cleaned key contacts and all other moving parts"
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