The Roland RS-202 is a fully polyphonic string and brass synthesizer released in 1976. It uses a divide-down oscillator design, giving all 61 keys full polyphony and producing classic lush string-machine tones. The strings, brass, keyboard split function, and the famous Ensemble I/II chorus are its signature features. It offers immediate, vintage string and pad textures rather than deep synthesis. This unit is the Japanese 100V version, so it requires a step-down transformer for use on Australian mains voltage.
This example is fully functional but has a single broken key (the trigger works fine but the key is snapped in half). It is also missing two fader caps. Selling AS IS. With case.
Usually priced around $1000.
This example is fully functional but has a single broken key (the trigger works fine but the key is snapped in half). It is also missing two fader caps. Selling AS IS. With case.
Usually priced around $1000.
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Late-60s Ace Tone TOP-6 combo organ complete with its original detachable legs. All faders, switches, and tone controls are working, and the organ powers on normally, but around a dozen keys currently do not sound and it will require servicing. This is the Japanese 100V version, so a proper step-down transformer is needed for use in Australia. Sold as-is - a solid restoration candidate with classic vintage combo-organ character.
Keys with orange stickers have issues, whether it’s dirty contacts, broken traces, dead circuits we can’t say. With case, legs and music stand.
Usually priced around $1200 - $1400.
Regular price $499.00
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Late-60s Ace Tone TOP-6 combo organ complete with its original detachable legs. All faders, switches, and tone controls are working, and the organ powers on normally, but around a dozen keys currently do not sound and it will require servicing. This is the Japanese 100V version, so a proper step-down transformer is needed for use in Australia. Sold as-is - a solid restoration candidate with classic vintage combo-organ character.
Keys with orange stickers have issues, whether it’s dirty contacts, broken traces, dead circuits we can’t say. With case, legs and music stand.
Usually priced around $1200 - $1400.
Regular price $499.00