Roland System-100M Model 112 Dual VCO
Roland System-100M Model 121 Dual VCF
Roland System-100M Model 130 Dual VCA
Roland System-100M Model 140 Dual Envelope, LFO
Roland System-100M Model 150 Ring Mod, Noise Gen, Sample and Hold, LFO
Roland System-100M Model 191-J Power Unit Case, Multiples
"This Roland System 100m D Set classic configuration is in amazing shape! Everything works 100%, no scratchy sliders and all smooth sliding. This comes with all the original (5) DIN cables for the modules and the DIN cable to connect the 180 keyboard to the 191-J cabinet ( which powers the keyboard ).
This is a classic vintage analog modular synth that has had the keyboard cleaned/calibrated and all modules function as should. This is a 100V unit."
"This was recently serviced by Belltone Synth Works just outside of Philadelphia. The sliders and pots have been cleaned, modules repaired, and it has been calibrated to Roland's specifications. This particular 100M comes with the 112, 120, 130, 140, and 150 modules as well the model 181 49 key controller.
There is the slightest dent on the top of the controller (see photos for condition). The keys are a little loud / clacky. The modular itself is in very good condition. There is some wear (once again, see photos for the condition).
I am including 5 cables to connect to modules to the cabinet-- one of which is NOT original. I am also including the longer din cable that connects the controller to the 100M as well as a handful of patch cables.
Most of these System 100Ms are 100V. This one is no exception. It would be best to use a stepdown transformer to convert US mains voltage to Japanese mains voltage.
This is a well cared for System 100M. I am selling it because I need to make space in my studio. Testing it out before listing it, I was tempted to keep it. Alas, I just need the space."
"The whole Schabang Kit and Kaboodle System 100m. Three 5 unit standard system 100m with VCO, VCF, VCA, Eg, LFO/White Noise in original rack/PSU Case, One 3 unit with 2 VCO/VCF/VCA modules and 1 EG in original rack (EU power), 1 custom made 5 module rack with mults and US psu with rare modules: Portamento, 2 Phaser/delay, 1 sequencer and 1 Mixer.
"This is one of the rarest if not THE rarest System 100m production run module Roland made. This is serial #00002. I have no idea how this works, and based on online discussion, it is a bit of a mystery. Yes, the price is $5000USD, but the price of the 165, 172, 173,174, 182 have all gone sky high in the last few years. I figure this is worth more, just based on rarity alone. This is a collectors item, not something that I figure is actually usable in today's world. My exact module was featured in '50 years of Roland History' book."
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"Fairfield Circuitry’s Unpleasant Surprise pedal eats a telephone-cum-synthesizer created by UH-lectronics, which is being sequenced by a Roland 104 sequencer from the legendary System 100. Some T.C. Electronics D-TWO too. The 104 sequencer was refurbished in 2020 by the very meticulous Tone Tweakers in NYC, which is reflected in the price at Christopher’s Boutique 489 on Reverb where it is for sale." Link below.
"Ergonomics are not just for the elderly! If all that Eurorack wiggling and tweaking is giving you arthritis, get yourself a vintage sequencer with big knobs made for a human hand, but fitted with with the ubiquitous 3.5mm output and input jacks.
This 104 sequencer was created as part of Roland’s classic System 100, but it is very useful with other synthesizers. I have used it on Roland’s SH 101, but mostly on Roland’s System 100m. The 104 and the 100m get along very well.
The 104 produces CV and gate, has an internal clock, and can be externally stepped. Two CV channels. Series outputs and parallel outputs. 2.5v, 5v, 10v selectable per channel. CV in on the clock! End pulse output. Plus the Step button—handy for getting your sequence to the right step before starting up the master clock, or for punching in 1/8th notes when you overdub on a song you recorded to tape, but the tape stretched and you can’t clock the sequence you wanna drop so you go manual and tap that step button.
This 104 has been fully serviced by Tone Tweakers. They call it “future-proofing” but their servicing really means it works and is dependable because they fix anything wrong with it and preemptively replace parts known to fail."
"For your consideration is a good condition Roland System 100m 4 cabinet modular synthesizer system. If you've been dreaming of getting a big 100m system and want to skip the waiting game of finding cabinets & modules, here's your chance to get the whole caboodle.
This 100m system is capable of 4 voices. It includes 2 fx modules for stereo phase shifting as well as the rare output module.
This system represents 6 years of my collecting of 100m goodies. It is part of my personal collection of synthesizers and is only being sold to make room for another massive modular synthesizer.
Also included is:
184 4-voice keyboards
Small 33 note keyboard
49 note keyboard
Cabling to bus all systems together with jack interruptible common CV/Gate
Extra modules (as pictured)
Cables, including a small set of original 100m Roland branded patch cables."
