🔥$35,000 synthesizer Roland Jupiter-8 in ACTION!

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[PatrickRosenbalm]

And in the 90s and early 2000s, they were dirt cheap compared to today. I paid $300 for mine in 1998. Still have it. Never dreamed it would be worth more than what I paid back when I got it. Didn't care either. It was my teenage dream synth from the early 80s. I got lucky finding it and I wasn't the first to look at it. Guy had even cropped the price because nobody wanted it. Have times changed!!

[thomasmiller]

My pal bought one for $350 back in 96. We loved patch 36..little rim trigger on the 707 to get things going.
A deep beast..

[ipezmusic]

This synthesizer is so rare, I had to rebuild it. Myself.
In fact, it's unique! LOL

[TheChadPad]

That sound made me feel some sort of way. I got chills

[DecentralEyes]

$35000 for an analog synth controlled by the Z80 cpu ! Insane

[adamartinmusic]

The pad soundded so beautiful it made my ears tingle

[NOLNV]

It's so classic it's sound is basically synonymous with "mid eighties synth"

[deantiquisetnovis]

Folks, the prices for vintage gear are getting way out of hand! Also driven by the music influencers. Come on, the Jupiter 8 is nice, but quite limited and definitely not worth 35.000 bucks!

[Mr_Mz]

Repaired a couple of these beasts. Lovely 1980's electronics to work on.

[musicproducerberlin]

I know a guy here in Berlin who has 2 Jupiter 8's . I could not believe it myself...

[translucent_nick]

Tangerine Dream had this used a lot in the 80's - Chris Franke says he advised Roland on the features too.

[randallharp]

Back in the 80s, I put red electrical tape on my Pro One to give it a J8 look.

[DIGITALSCREAMS]

Bought my first in 2001 for £1200. A very creamy, dark sounding 12 bit version. Then abit later I got a 14 bit which was alot brighter sounding for £3000. Ultimately I sold them both because I could not afford to maintain them. Cost more to service than a car back then. Beautiful sounding synth...but you not for the faint hearted and you need very deep pockets to repair.

[dreamline]

This makes me really really appreciate Roland Cloud. Shout out to Arturia too.

[hamala]

thiiiiz izzzz dèeei noke of 80'$
ahhmmmm shooooure of dhâaat....

[wonkyganu]

I bought a Pop keyboard, probably for 100 dollars at K-Mart. It sounded better than some of the keybords in a music store that I used to go to in Miami, about 40 years ago.

[georgegeez]

I have found them selling for $10, 000 to $15, 000 in NYC in absolute mint condition. $35, 000, it better come signed by a famous producer who unused it on a hit in the 80s. I recently found a mint Yamaha CS-80 for $50, 000 near me.

[everyneed]

I got that in my cracked omnisphere 2 that I paid $0 for.

[brianmcleod]

Closest I'll get is the TAL J8, but I love it.

[MrDjaremko]

I guess incoming JT16 is on my bucket list