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Roland Juno-60 Keyboard Vintage Synthesizer
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Description Condition: Used: An item that has been used previously. The item may have some signs of cosmetic wear, but is fully operational and functions as intended. This item may be a floor model or store return that has been used. See the seller’s listing for full details and description of any imperfections. See all condition definitions- opens in a new window or tab ... Read moreabout the condition Brand: Roland Model: Juno-60 Type: Keyboard Synthesizer Features: Arpeggiator, Pitch wheel Number of Keys: 61 Inputs / Outputs: MIDI (DIN) In MPN: Juno60 UPC: 9786138719588
Here is the thing. it was stored in my grandma's closet for years. i found it working perfectly with just some details.It is in a general good condition, works great sounds perfectly. all the keys and sounds are perfectly working. saving patches properly. Details are:- It has some scratches on the wood sides, the bottom and a little bit more, smaller tho, on the back side. they do not affect the synth functionality. not any big scratch at all.- there is an issue with the arpeggio on/off button light. it blinks some times when you push it, and some times the light keeps on with the button off or inverse, but working totally normal by the way. maybe just some dust in it.- there is only one button not working on all the keyboard: the chorus off button. Chorus 1 and 2 are working perfectly.- there is two missing plastics on the switch panel, wich doesn't affect the functions. also maybe some dust in some switches of the panel. some of them are a little harder to pull up and down. Repeating!! none of these details are affecting the synth functionality. but i just have to describe them all. you can see all details described before on pictures to make sure. I also made a video where i show how the actual synth works and to see details described. here is the link to watch:https://youtu.be/2XHP9swFUGs
Im not a really good fan of synths, and i dont really know much about them. I wont use it any more soI'll leave it at auction. higher bidder takes it. any questions just let me know. thanks.
Description
| Condition: | Used: An item that has been used previously. The item may have some signs of cosmetic wear, but is fully operational and functions as intended. This item may be a floor model or store return that has been used. See the seller’s listing for full details and description of any imperfections. See all condition definitions- opens in a new window or tab ... Read moreabout the condition | Brand: | Roland |
| Model: | Juno-60 | Type: | Keyboard Synthesizer |
| Features: | Arpeggiator, Pitch wheel | Number of Keys: | 61 |
| Inputs / Outputs: | MIDI (DIN) In | MPN: | Juno60 |
| UPC: | 9786138719588 |
Here is the thing. it was stored in my grandma's closet for years. i found it working perfectly with just some details.It is in a general good condition, works great sounds perfectly. all the keys and sounds are perfectly working. saving patches properly. Details are:- It has some scratches on the wood sides, the bottom and a little bit more, smaller tho, on the back side. they do not affect the synth functionality. not any big scratch at all.- there is an issue with the arpeggio on/off button light. it blinks some times when you push it, and some times the light keeps on with the button off or inverse, but working totally normal by the way. maybe just some dust in it.- there is only one button not working on all the keyboard: the chorus off button. Chorus 1 and 2 are working perfectly.- there is two missing plastics on the switch panel, wich doesn't affect the functions. also maybe some dust in some switches of the panel. some of them are a little harder to pull up and down. Repeating!! none of these details are affecting the synth functionality. but i just have to describe them all. you can see all details described before on pictures to make sure. I also made a video where i show how the actual synth works and to see details described. here is the link to watch:https://youtu.be/2XHP9swFUGs
Im not a really good fan of synths, and i dont really know much about them. I wont use it any more so