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Thursday, May 01, 2008
Roland JX-3P Performer
This one sent in via an anonymous reader with zero description. If you know more, feel free to comment.
Customsynth.co.uk did this one a while back.
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I'm thinking fake, but a cool fake regardless
ReplyDeleteI don't know about you, but this look like photoshop to me.
ReplyDeleteA couple of things.
1. the PG-200 doesn't have an LCD panel
2. Unless the PG-200 was somehow shrunk, & the space between the rows adjusted, the pg wouldn't fit in that space as it is in the screen. Out of the box, it fits flush with the top of the jx-3p and the top of the keys.
3. there are lots of other knobs and lcds around...
definitely photoshop.
I noticed the same things as moni.
ReplyDeleteThe extra rows of knobs look very suspicious - like a Novation controller, not a dedicated synth. One wonders why there would be the "PG-200"-like panel on the right PLUS the other knows and LCDs.
The Bahn Sage lives again.
Yeah, I don't know why it would have four different kind of knobs none of which match...
ReplyDeleteThe white background, the image edges, and the quality of the lighting are all exactly like stock product shots from Roland. Easily identifiable as fake.
ReplyDeletePerspective of some knobs don't match and the right display looks strange. It's a fake for sure, but I find it cool and funny, probably like the guy who did it.
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