Roland Juno-60 Programmable Polyphonic Synthesizer (1982–1984) – UK model, fully working, with NSP flight case

This Juno-60 is in excellent working order. Every function has been tested and works as it should:

- All 6 voices sound clean and strong. The voice chips are healthy, with no voice chip issues.
- Chorus I and II both working
- Patch memory works fully (save and load)
- Arpeggiator working
- All sliders, buttons and controls move smoothly
- No modifications or MIDI retrofit. Some keys were replaced during the 2015 service.

SERVICE HISTORY
In 2015 it was serviced and checked by the well-known synth workshop on Oranienstraße in Berlin, and some of the keys were replaced at that service. It has stayed stable since then.

COSMETICS
It shows light to moderate wear, which is normal for its age. The black panel has some scuffs and scratches, and there's some ordinary dust. The keys are in good shape. Overall it's clean and has been well cared for. The photos show the panel honestly, so please look at them closely. It comes from a smoke-free, pet-free studio.

VOLTAGE – PLEASE READ
This is a UK model (220–240V) with its original UK plug and power cable. To use it in the US, you need a step-up transformer, and one is included: a Simran AC-100W step-up/down transformer (110V/220V).

WHAT'S INCLUDED
- Roland Juno-60 (UK model)
- NSP Cases flight case (Made in Britain) in excellent condition, with aluminum edging, wheels, recessed latches and protective foam
- Simran AC-100W step-up/down transformer
- Original UK power cable
- The original manual is NOT included

SHIPPING & LOCAL PICKUP – NEW YORK CITY
I can ship within the continental US for $175. Local pickup is also available, so you can play it in person before you buy. Pickup is at my office in Long Island City, Queens, one subway stop from Manhattan, or we can set up another convenient pickup in the city. You can test the synth with the included transformer before you pay. The flight case has wheels, so it's easy to move.

Message me with any questions or to arrange a time to see it.