It is the same cable as most Rolands of that era used. sometimes the wires going to the socket in the synth break off, that's the first thing I'd check along with the fuses...

The top tier is playable while standing and the bottom is perfectly playable while seated in a normal chair. Being able to play them from a common MIDI keyboard of course helps too if they have MIDI. I could actually move them closer together than in that pic and I am thinking of adding a 4th tier.....

Juno-1 $895
Juno-2 $1295
Prophet-VS $2995

The Standtastics are the best stands I've ever owned and I've had just about all of them... One thing you can do is use cheap industrial strut and attach it to the wall and mount Standtastic arms to it. This is what I did and is a lot cheaper and sturdier than the Standtastic wall-mount kit - http:/...

The MG-1 didn't come out until the early 80s... You're probably think of the Rheem Key Bass...

Try to find a copy of the A to Z of Analog Synthesisers books. It lists the original prices for every synth. Excellent books. If you just want to know a few prices I can look them up for you. I was actually on the Orion Blue Book board of advisors for vintage synth prices so I have those as well...

I have a Yamaha SK50D in excellent condition I would trade locally (SF bay area) for an SK30...

I would sell my fully working SK50D for $700 but it must be picked up (SF bay area)...

I have a CR-78 knob but I forget if it's the bigger or smaller size... Whats the diameter of the tempo?

Most Prophet-600s used the DAC700 (early ones had the DAC71). I have them in stock.

In my experience with dead voices on Alpha Junos it is usually the IR3R05 VCF/VCA chip. You can try swapping the one in the deadd voice with one from another and see if it dead voice follows the chip. I have the chips in stock if you need one.

The HPF slide switch could be bad. I have one if you need one.

MKS-70 or JX-10 is what you want...

Walter Ego wrote:Bad time to sell an original MS-20. Conversely, might be a great time to buy if you're keen on the vintage factor.



There are cheaper ones too.

$1600? Seems like the new mini-MS20 hasn't affected prices at all...