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Selling a Roland Juno G workstation synthesizer, notably used by the musician Grimes (and the presets are all over her album “visions”). These sound great and are super fun!
This one has 2 minor issues; The first being the screen issue common with this model and almost inevitable (although new screens without the tendency to break can be found online here , thats not my store or anything but Ive used the replacement on one of my junos already and it works phenomenally, and is cheaper than buying an original replacement screen). You could also attempt reheating the ribbon connections, which ive heard has worked for some people. The second issue is probably a much simpler fix: the synth has a very low output volume. it plays, and all the buttons and sounds seem to work, theyre just ridiculously quiet. i think you could likely fix this with a quick cleaning of the jacks and pots, but im not entirely sure. either way, it shouldnt be too hard of a fix!
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The Roland Juno G is designed to look like the original analog Juno, and similar to its vintage inspiration it's built as a scaled down, more affordable alternative to Roland's other offerings. Unlike the original Juno though, the Juno G is a digital, sample based workstation with virtual analog functionality like digital filters, envelopes and LFOs.
Years of Production: 2007 - 2012
Number of Keys: 61
Polyphony: 128 voices
I/O: Audio, MIDI, USB
Selling a Roland Juno G workstation synthesizer, notably used by the musician Grimes (and the presets are all over her album “visions”). These sound great and are super fun!
This one has 2 minor issues; The first being the screen issue common with this model and almost inevitable (although new screens without the tendency to break can be found online here , thats not my store or anything but Ive used the replacement on one of my junos already and it works phenomenally, and is cheaper than buying an original replacement screen). You could also attempt reheating the ribbon connections, which ive heard has worked for some people. The second issue is probably a much simpler fix: the synth has a very low output volume. it plays, and all the buttons and sounds seem to work, theyre just ridiculously quiet. i think you could likely fix this with a quick cleaning of the jacks and pots, but im not entirely sure. either way, it shouldnt be too hard of a fix!
| Listed | 2 months ago |
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| Finish |
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| MIDI I/O |
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| Key Size |
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| Analog / Digital |
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The Roland Juno G is designed to look like the original analog Juno, and similar to its vintage inspiration it's built as a scaled down, more affordable alternative to Roland's other offerings. Unlike the original Juno though, the Juno G is a digital, sample based workstation with virtual analog functionality like digital filters, envelopes and LFOs.
Years of Production: 2007 - 2012
Number of Keys: 61
Polyphony: 128 voices
I/O: Audio, MIDI, USB
