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Interesting, because at the moment I live in Pennsylvania. Depending on what you're interested in getting out of the sale I'd be interested.

What is it by the way? Some module of some sort?

From what I've been reading, it seems that the JP-80 is worth it. Roland aimed to make a good, cheaper alternative but seemed to fail.

Now, that's one news i believe, the Microwave!! In line with the news of Korg buying Waldorf :wink: But i always thought Waldorf would buy Korg someday. Also heard today that Korg licenced their Kronos engines to Apple, so it will be included in the next Logic Pro 10. Sure way to have the editor ...

The demos for the JP-50 dont seem all that convincing, at least yet. While the JP50 is stripped of a lot that makes the JP80 attractive, such as the touchscreen and ten-tones at a time, I wont rule it out until I see some more demonstrations.

So this is supposed to be the portable version of the Kaossilator and Kaossilator Pro? Interesting, looks like it might fit in your pocket.

MartinHines wrote:I would not hold my breath if I were you.


Roland JUNO-GI = $1,000
http://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/JunoGi

Roland Jupiter 80 =$3,500
http://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/Jupiter80/

I've seen Jupiter-80s go down to $2700 before on eBay.

Meat Loafs "Bat Out Of Hell" 1977 Live is pretty awesome.

Mmm...then again miracles do happen. At least I can try. Jupiter-80s have come down in price.

Make sure you have all the chords down. Even though I'm self-tought I can still find the bass scale a bit tricky to play along with the treble scale (which I have no problem playing that scale, maybe its just the rights my dominant hand)

What lyrics seem to make the most profit off of? When youre a musician just starting out money is one of the big factors other than fun and it being your passion. But really what lyrics make a listener want to make a radio request and buy the CD even? The lyrics making the song a chart topper? Is it ...

Not a Jupiter-8 or 6, but a 80. : I have a offer to trade. I have a Juno-Gi in mint condition that I got just this January. It has no fingerprints, dents, scratches, or stains. It is also free of dust since I've kept it covered. It comes with the manual, power cord, software, and the box it came in ...

I found a Juno-Gi on eBay for $700-somethin. I hope to be collecting keyboards of all types in the future considering I'm a keyboard enthusiast and devoted musician. So I'll eventually probably collect the M3 and Kronos together sometime in the future. It does put a weight on your back when the ...

Actually I found a M3 on eBay a guys selling with no reserve price. It has stickers on it but I'm sure theyre removable.

I have searched, the cost-a-fortune tags are all the same.