Have a look at the M-Audio MidiAir. I haven't used this, but it looks pretty cool. 8)

Maybe not quite what you want because they don't have molded plugs and the color is only on the sleeve, but 4' and 6' are available.

http://www.synthesizers.com/cables.html

My unit arrived today :) So far I'm truly loving it :) It's so fast to try things out on this thing. You can do all kinds of crazy/creative modifications to your midi data in seconds so there's no real excuse not to try out all the possible ideas you have in mind. I am quite jealous! I've been eyin...

Tyler2000 bought my CZ and what a smooth transaction it was! He seems like a stand-up guy and I'd be glad to deal with him anytime! 8)

I give up for the moment. A 3% hydrogen peroxide bath didn't work, and soaking in a highly concentrated Oxy-Clean solution didn't work either. My keys are very clean now, but still slightly yellow. I don't want to try bleach for fear of damaging the plastic. Painting is too much work and I've got be...

Bivouac bought my Juno-106 today. He's a nice guy and a pleasure to deal with. I hope you enjoy it! 8)

Before using any harsh cleaners try cleaning the keys with dishwashing soap. If you can remove all the keys let them soak in soapy water before scrubbing with a mildly abrasive dishwashing sponge. If that doesn't do it then try something stronger. I've tried cleaning them with detergent and other m...

I've got two 80s-era synths whose white keys have yellowed slightly, and I'm wondering if anyone out there has any advice about how to restore them to their original white color, or if it's even possible. I've read that soaking white plastic in 3% hydrogen peroxide might be an option to bleach the y...

In most of the controlled environments I've worked in (computer data centers, etc), we've always kept things around 40% - 50%. I find that's a good comfortable medium and there's not a lot of static buildup which occurs when it's too dry. My basement studio here in Colorado is a bit drier, about 30%...

You'll find the manual here:

http://wolzow.mindworks.ee/analog/m1k.htm

If the noise being there bothers you enough when you're recording, know that it is not terribly difficult to recreate the Juno chorus with some software effects. But in a mix the noise won't be audible anyway...

I paid about $350 for mine back in 2002, and I still think that's a fair price as long as it's in excellent condition. $400 tops, but it has to be cherry.

I can't seem to find any new OS update either. All that's there is 1.03c. Is it only available in new LP Stage models at the moment? I've not heard any news regarding a new release yet, only that it is in the works.

I would love to have two of those 4-tier stands! I bet you get zero bounce...

Or maybe this crazy looking thing!


http://www.jaspers-alu.de/eng/ladenbau.html

Congrats! You will not be disappointed.

Have fun with that giant ribbon controller! It's one of my favorite parts... makes that little thing on the JP-8000 look rather silly. 8)