xparis001 wrote:A DX7 for only $2600!
That particular DX7 was owned by Fred Weinberg, so perhaps a little more understandable.
xparis001 wrote:A DX7 for only $2600!
I’m selling my beloved Jupiter 8 as-is for parts. I bought this synth in the 90’s from a Roland employee who said it had been in a flood, and never worked since. I’ve tried my best to get it going again, but to no avail. Several techs over the years have looked at it, and reported that it has multiple issues, and probably should be passed into the hands of a very competent synth repair person with time available to trouble-shoot.
Currently the power supply is working, but it seems the CPU board is not functioning and it will not Boot correctly. No sound comes out of it.
It is being sold as-is. If you are looking for a project, think you can get it running and save it, then this is for you. The synth is a complete unit – nothing has been scavenged from it.
Cosmetically it’s actually in great shape for a synth of it’s age. I’d give it a 9-10 considering everything.
I would love to one day hear that it is functioning again, so I’m hoping it goes to a qualified purchaser.
SN 070408 – one of the earlier 12 Bit versions, non-DCB.
digitalread wrote:Be aware of this auction, it is a fraud. I've contacted to EBay in order to stop, but just in case:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Roland-Jupiter- ... Sw44BYJg~N
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Roland-TR-909-R ... SwXyVYJhCL
digitalread wrote:Pictures are taken from a previous adv. I also contacted the seller because I live in the same country in order to pick locally...no answer at all. anyway you are free to lost 5000€
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