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Roland JV-80

Roland JV-80

2010-09-18 by urei

Don't know if this one qualifies as vintage or not, but I don't think there's a better place to ask for advice.
   I've been offered a JV-80 for a very low price.  It's got problems.
 Of course you knew that. 
  Specifically, it does nothing on power-up, but the display lights up.  No audio, no text in display, no somke, no smell, no undesireable noises, nothing but the backlight in the display.
   Anyone here know of any known issues with this keyboard?
   Thanks very much.   Mike

Re: [vintagesynthrepair] Roland JV-80

2010-09-18 by Daniel Forró

I would start with power supply - fuses, voltages... Then all  
connectors etc.

Daniel Forro
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On 18 Sep 2010, at 10:22 AM, urei wrote:

>   Don't know if this one qualifies as vintage or not, but I don't  
> think there's a better place to ask for advice.
>    I've been offered a JV-80 for a very low price.  It's got problems.
>  Of course you knew that.
>   Specifically, it does nothing on power-up, but the display lights  
> up.  No audio, no text in display, no somke, no smell, no  
> undesireable noises, nothing but the backlight in the display.
>    Anyone here know of any known issues with this keyboard?
>    Thanks very much.   Mike

Re: Roland JV-80

2010-09-18 by urei

Hello,  Daniel.
    Thanks for the quick reply.   I would start with those too.
 I just was wondering, before I buy it, if anyone knows of any "known" issues/fixes for this keyboard.
     Thanks much.    Mike

--- In vintagesynthrepair@yahoogroups.com, Daniel Forró <dan.for@...> wrote:
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>
> I would start with power supply - fuses, voltages... Then all  
> connectors etc.
> 
> Daniel Forro
> 
> On 18 Sep 2010, at 10:22 AM, urei wrote:
> 
> >   Don't know if this one qualifies as vintage or not, but I don't  
> > think there's a better place to ask for advice.
> >    I've been offered a JV-80 for a very low price.  It's got problems.
> >  Of course you knew that.
> >   Specifically, it does nothing on power-up, but the display lights  
> > up.  No audio, no text in display, no somke, no smell, no  
> > undesireable noises, nothing but the backlight in the display.
> >    Anyone here know of any known issues with this keyboard?
> >    Thanks very much.   Mike
>

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