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Up for sale is ROLAND Juno-106 the "classic" analog synthesizer. Probably one of the best polyphonic analog synths available, sounds great and easy to play. Everything else seem to be functioning, all the buttons and sliders, as well as preset programs and writing functions working fine. Cosmetically the unit is in very nice condition as you can see. All the original switches, adjusters, and keys are in place and in great shape and color. There may be few minor wear and marks here and there, but nothing major. Sold as is, if you want to use with some simple servicing or voice chip replacements, or if you just want to use the parts that are in great condition. Comes in Roland hard carrying case as shown. Power cable included. See here for details & manual: SHIPPING Shipping is by DHL
To America is $150 Most of Europe is $170 Australia is $200 If you are in Russia, South America etc, then I cannot use DHL so please ask for your rates. **This unit was made for the Japanese market which runs on 100 volts. The USA market runs on 110 volts, basically it will work fine in the USA as its only a small voltage difference, but for optimal longevity of the unit I recommend a step down converter which you can buy for about $10- $20. There are lots of sites selling these, like http://www.voltageconverters.com/japan_voltage.html or you should be able to get one in an electrical supply shop. For european customers where you have 220 volts, you would need something like this http://www.220-electronics.com/Transformers/trans/stepdown.htm -------------------------------- Thanks for checking out our listing. Questions welcomed! I deal in a wide range of items and am not a qualified technician. I do however try to give an honest appraisal for every item listed. It is never my intention to mislead. This item is sold as is, it is a second hand item unless stated. We are selling as is, in some cases buyers may need to get professionally qualified technicians to service to get the item performing to it's full potential. Servicing and any subsequent repairs that may be required are the buyers responsibility. |
