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Selling my Juno 60, all working and checked out. Pickup in Sydney $900.00.

Price drop to $800.00.

Thats a good price, especially the way J60 prices are going right now.

And even more considering the 2 awesome different MIDI conversion mods that are available.

If only it had midi..

chribble wrote:If only it had midi..

it could, but it would cost a lot more than $800.00.

Someone buy this, great price considering it has been serviced by the best synth tech around

These are really popular with synth rock/indie bands right now, and hats off to you for offering it here first and not evilbay, I'm sure you'd get more than $800 there easily.

sorry for the hijack but....
all this talk of adding midi...
does that mean my juno 106 would sell for $1k plus in today market? havent looked in a while at prices.
thanks.

capitalK wrote:sorry for the hijack but....
all this talk of adding midi...
does that mean my juno 106 would sell for $1k plus in today market? havent looked in a while at prices.
thanks.

Juno106's generally sell for much less than Juno 60's these days.

Boooo!

midi just suits my workflow.

i compose with vst and then replace later

The guy that makes the Io midi retrofit for JP4's has released a Juno 60 kit called Minerva. Sells for about $125 Euros from memory.

I installed this in my J60

http://www.engineersatwork.nl/dtronics/ ... uno60.html

A very easy install & tidy install.

but if the Minerva one was around, I'd prob have gone with that.. I don't use all the extra fancy pants options, but it's nice to have at your disposal.

I am withdrawing it from sale. If it can't get $800.00 I will put MIDI in it next year and sell it then.

Out of curiosity, what would a Juno 6 go for these days? Bought mine at uni years ago..I've seen some on eBay in Japan for ~$800 would I get that here as well?

Hi,
There is a rule at Turtlerock that you reveal your full name in posts.

Hey Chris,

I did in my introductory post on another thread. Do you mean my name has to be in the signature?

Yep

Guido + Username = Name... That's sufficient I think

Welcome to TRF Guido.

Shouldn't you get off the internet as you have work to do?
(;

Juno 106 is a cool synth, but there's something so much more charming about the 6 + 60 sounds, it's true.
And the Juno 60 has the awesome patch shift function where you can use a trigger to step thru the patches in one patch bank in cool rhythmic ways.
Get onto that and you may not be able to bring yourself to sell it, though!

The Juno 60 of my mate, Sir G, was the first analogue synth I ever played with. Young love...

PMed

You guys missed a bargain at $800.00, they have been going for far more than that on Ebay. I have now installed a Minerva MIDI kit which has fantastic features, it's going up for sale again next week.

Good luck with the sale Steve, nice synth!

But as I remind myself everytime something cool comes up at a good price, "it's only a bargain if you were already going to buy one"

Hybrid88 wrote:Good luck with the sale Steve, nice synth!

But as I remind myself everytime something cool comes up at a good price, "it's only a bargain if you were already going to buy one"

Indeed. I gave up looking at ebay unless I want something specific, it's too tempting to buy "bargains" that I don't need.

Woah! I know it was pimped and all but I did *not* see this kind of price coming =/

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/251157748303?nma=true&si=HTT4nE3kbJsyDXccl0OMTd1FveQ%3D&rt=nc&_trksid=p4340.l2557&orig_cvip=true#ht_500wt_1363

$1200 in restoration...WOW !!

Cheers
John Nymo Nyman

Hybrid88 wrote:Woah! I know it was pimped and all but I did *not* see this kind of price coming =/

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/251157748303?nma=true&si=HTT4nE3kbJsyDXccl0OMTd1FveQ%3D&rt=nc&_trksid=p4340.l2557&orig_cvip=true#ht_500wt_1363

They have taken off for whatever reason, that's a very high price. Nice condition though, but the blue LED's should reduce the value, not increase it. You can have mine for $1400.00 but you have to pick it up in Sydney