What new booty have you acquired? (Page 90 of 189)

"never taken out of box" more like it..  I scored a Juno-6 in that condition as well. Sometimes we get lucky.

WoW!!!

And I thought my JP4 was mint!!  I saved those box pictures

I think this is an early version with the early filters, judging from the screws.

The IO upgrade for the Jupiter-4 looks neat, not for the midi but mainly the CPU modification : double the patches, modification of the patches and more.

There's a new midi kit about to come out for the JP with extra and adjustable memories, patch dump and full midi control of all parameters!! Definitely worth waiting for. For sure the JP4 is a great polysynth.

Not as versatile as some of the them but very 70's discrete sounding. Plus that lfo is the bomb. That and my OBX are the two most organic sounding polysynths I have.   

http://matrixsynth.blogspot.com/2010/01 … rface.html

It was used by Polish pop-hero Seweryn Krajewski. He was selling his stuff in musical second-hand shop.
I paid 500 euros.
I've got E2, whole box of disks, spare memory chips and original manuals.

Between disks I found floppy with sounds from this Krajewski's crap :
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dFb8ZrsIaww[/youtube]

Nice Roland Jupiter-4 MIDI-kit without soldering from Czech Republic:
http://www.chd-el.cz/index.php?id=403

I have it on mine, I recommend it, wouldn't you rather wait for the IO one to come out?

I'm sure you can, the kit is supposed to come out in "weeks not months" if I remember correctly what he wrote.  I will probably be at leat double the price if not much more, but personnally I'd wait and see unless you're in a hurry to use it of course.

It'll have midi in/out, 4x the memory (which can be modified) and a second page

tr-505 for $37 US can't wait to mess with it later on today

also might want to have my first go at circuit bendin with this one.. seems a lot of people screw with their 505
if not circuit bending then maybe just try and put some wood panels or a paint job . would be nice to have it looking nice and to try it on somethin that didn't cost me a great deal of money

will probably buy me a roland d50 with a m.ex extension board next week..
hope it's worth it

got waldorf blofeld this weekend. only had a few hours to play with it. mixed impressions. looks like it has few glitches like no saving multitimbral patches that should be fixed in the latest OS. modulation possibilities very extensive, much more than I can make sense of right now. seems like it's my first peace of gear that I will have to invest quite some time into to get the best of it.

got this 4 track recorder from a friend.
he doesn't know what to do with it and has had it in his garage for 10 years or so.

cleaned it and everything works exept for the tape deck. seems that the engine isn't strong enough to pull that tape anymore, or maybe the rubber belt is just too slippery and long. any ideas how to fix the recorder?

edit: managed to fix it with spare parts from a c64 tape drive!