#POWER CORD FOR JUNO G KEYBOARD PC#

#POWER CORD FOR JUNO G KEYBOARD PC#

PC Card slot (which accepts CompactFlash or SmartMedia cards via adapter, cards not included).USB port for MIDI communication, AIF/WAV file exchange, and data transfer.Arpeggiator, Chord Memory, and multi-effects built in.Large, friendly display and front-panel controls.SRX slot for expanding the internal soundset.Audio/MIDI multitrack recorder with dedicated transport controls and mixer.Powerful “Fantom-X-quality” sound engine, 128-voice polyphony.It would work for a studio but in a live situation you might want to separately purchase a Roland PSB-1U or PSB-120 (not included). There is nothing wrong with the jack on the keyboard, it is just that the power supply jack doesn’t fit it tightly. The power supply has a shorter cord and is a little loose when connected to the back of the keyboard. It comes with a non OEM power supply that is rated to meet its power needs. There is a very little scratch on the “Rec” writing on the front of the unit. The “Juno” and “Roland” writing on the rear of the unit has some very minor scratches. It has some minor scratches and a very little scuff by the pitch bender. All the buttons, knobs, keys and jacks are working. This item is fully tested and in great working condition. The contrast is super clean and there are no more problems. The new display looks and functions great. I replaced it with a new Roland Factory Display and Updated the firmware to 2.01 (necessary for the new display to work). I just replaced the original display because it was scrolling in different quadrants and characters were starting to be scrambled. If you search around online you will see how common the original display goes out. It is a common problem that the original display of the Juno-G malfunctions and needs to be replaced with the new Roland factory display that requires the 2.01 firmware upgrade.

Power cord for juno g keyboard