Roland MT-100 - Black (With GoTek Floppy Emulator)

What is the Roland MT-100? It's the newer model MT-32 board with headphones jack PCB, in an enclosure with a sequencer that supported saving to floppy disk. Not just any floppy disk, a 2.8" Roland QuickDisk. The original floppy drive was not in working order, so I took the work on of replacing it with a Gotek. Even with a prepared Gotek kit, this took a few hours of labor, which I'm not really including in the pricing here. With the GoTek, you can save or load MIDI sequences / data. It has hundreds of blank disks on the USB drive, and some demo music. I uploaded a quick youtube video here to show function of the GoTek. All MIDI functions of the synth/sound module work perfectly as well, and it sounds better than my recapped original MT-32 (the older one, with no headphones jack).

This can be used with the INCLUDED Roland UM-One MK2 USB Midi interface to run games with DOSBox etc., using full roland MT-32 soundtracks including SYSEX and instrument changes. A newer MIDI Synth like the SC-55/Sound Canvas cannot do this, even in "mt-32 mode."

View a video!:
skip to 1:30 for sound, but I demonstrate loading from an emulated floppy prior.

It includes the original power supply, clean and fully working MT-100 unit itself, and a USB MIDI cable that supports all the SYSEX for game soundtracks, DosBOX, etc., use of the sound module. If a MT-32 is/was on your grail tier list, this might actually be the synth you're looking for. Any game that needs an MT-32 for its soundtrack will happily use this, and sound great doing it.

Thanks for looking.