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Re: Stevie Wonder plays juno-g

3 Dec 2010, 10:13
its a Gi.. my juno G doesnt have more that 4 silver sliders and the logo is in completely different place..

Re: Stevie Wonder plays juno-g

5 Dec 2010, 11:34
I thought it was the Juno-G for a minute too. Seems the Gi has one other thing going for it - a nicer grand piano.

So do you think Roland paid for that endorsement? Perfect timing for Christmas, but it fit nicely on Larry's desk as well.

Re: Stevie Wonder plays juno-g

5 Dec 2010, 12:37
Well, that'd be one guy who doesn't have to worry about the LCD burning out.

Re: Stevie Wonder plays juno-g

6 Dec 2010, 02:50
>>>Well, that'd be one guy who doesn't have to worry about the LCD burning out.

LCD doesn't burn out, those cases were simply bad soldering.

Re: Stevie Wonder plays juno-g

6 Dec 2010, 14:40
I caught some of the repeat of this over the weekend. It's definitely a Gi. The design of the rear panel, the door for a USB stick, and the number of sliders prove that.

However, there was one odd thing: The name on the rear was clearly Juno-G. In several close-ups, I could not see any trace of the letter "i" or even any black tape that might have covered it.

BTW, this thread should probably be retitled and moved to the Juno-Gi forum.

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