Important Condition Notes:

Every drum sound functions correctly except for two of the hi-hat voices, which have a faint high-pitched ringing/noise present. It's subtle enough that many users may not even notice it, but I just wanted to be clear on the issue.

In my experience producing several EPs with the machine, the ringing was easy to tame with EQ and never prevented me from using the unit professionally.

I purchased the unit in this same condition and have successfully produced several EPs with it without issue. At one point I had a local gear repair technician evaluate it, and the quoted repair cost was under $100. I simply never pursued the repair because it never affected my workflow enough to justify it.

Aside from this hi-hat issue, the machine operates well and remains fully usable for studio production, sampling, sequencing, and live performance.

One knob is missing, but the parameter can still be adjusted normally and does not affect the operation of the machine.

About the TR-707

The Roland TR-707 is one of the most iconic drum machines of the 1980s, featured on countless house, techno, electro, synth-pop, industrial, and early electronic records. Its distinctive 12-bit sampled drum sounds have a punchy, characterful presence that sits beautifully in a mix.

Features include:

• Classic kick, snare, toms, hi-hats, cymbals, clap, and percussion sounds
• 96 PPQN DIN Sync for vintage hardware integration
• Individual outputs for flexible mixing and processing
• MIDI implementation for synchronization and sequencing
• Song and pattern chaining capabilities
• Famous workflow that helped define an era of electronic music

The 707 remains highly sought after because it delivers a unique combination of vintage digital character, immediate hands-on programming, and unmistakable groove.

Cosmetically, the unit shows normal wear consistent with age and use. Please review photos carefully for exact condition.

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