
I think this thread has gone on about as far as it needs to...
I tend to second that -- I had always sniffed at the JX-3P until I bought one for 100 Euros some eight or nine years ago. Liked it so much I bought a second one.countrushmore wrote:about 6 years ago you could have gotten a Juno for around 300. People with too much money are to blame in my opinion. I got a Roland jx3p instead of a Juno for $160 6 years ago, and I actually got a pg200 for $180 less than a year ago. My opinion the jx3p blows the past the Juno for sure. [...]
ee... becouse that Mustang is used to smuggle Juno-60 and other vintage synthesizers over the border as "car for sale"? :SAshe37 wrote:in 1968 a Mustang cost $2800, and you could buy them in 1990 for $1400, and now they cost $24,000, whats up with that?!?!?
ninja6485 wrote:It's interesting you shpuld mention that, because I kept my favorite one of the two, which was older, rattier, but better sounding for some reason, which we discussed in another thread. I probably sound like a broken record with that story. It will probably be my dying words...
"*cough, weeze... did you know I owned two Junos..."