Roland JX-8P Polyphonic Analog Synthesizer 1980s Vintage (Factory 240V) (w/ Road Case) AMS This is the BTP version

This is the BTP version (which stands for blue to purple) and offers up an almost lake placid blue style finish which shifts to purple depending on the viewing angle

12 Celluloid Medium Shell Thumb Picks

which is equipped with Reverse Tap and Hold buttons

Snare and Bass Drum Voice Outs

long-legged or standard

Roland JX-8P Polyphonic Analog Synthesizer 1980s Vintage (Factory 240V) (w/ Road Case) AMS This is the BTP versionRoland JX 8P Polyphonic Analog Synthesizer 1980s Vintage (Factory 240V) (w Road Case) Produced in the mid 1980s, the Roland JX 8P is a polyphonic analog synthesizer and was Roland's answer to Yamaha's crown jewel synthesizer, the DX7. Although a pure analog synthesizer compared to Yamaha's DX7, the JX 8P is capable of FM esque synthesizer tones thanks to clever cross modulation capabilities and highly intuitive modulation envelopes. Despite being