All about the Roland Jupiter-series

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From: Brent A. Busby [mailto:claevius@...] 
Sent: Tuesday, January 25, 2000 11:23 AM
To: analogue@...
Subject: [AH] WTB: Roland Jupiter-8


Just now returning to the list after a long absence...  Couple of
questions...

Last year when I was on the Net more often, it seems that Jupiter-8's
and all sorts of other high-end voltage-controlled goodies were much
more common.  But back then I wasn't ready for them yet.  Now I am, and
it seems that I've gone over a week now without seeing a single
Jupiter-8 posting (which, old as they are, never happened when I was on
before).  The few I've *heard* about lately though (I haven't *seen*
any...) have all been evil scalping jobs for $2000 or whatnot.  Anybody
know of a known reputable source that's currently got a well cared-for
one for sale right now?  I'm intending to install the Encore MIDI
upgrade, so if it's already got that installed, so much the better.  No
sleazeball sellers or $12,000 Vintage Analog bologna, please.

Oh, the other thing:  Where's Mark Glinsky?  I emailed him about a
manual for the Roland PM-16 pad/MIDI interface, and he's no where to be
seen (electronically anyway).  He still around these parts?
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