Updating the OS to v2.0 – Contrary to what’s been written around the web, OS version 2 does absolutely NOTHING to fix the LCD issue. So I don’t think replacing two short cables with one long one fixed the problem at all.ģ. Note that Roland is said to have replaced the two small interconnecting ribbon cables on the LCD PCB with a longer one, however, in almost every case the LCD resulted in failure. There does seem to be an agreement among many technicians that the ribbon cables are the root of the problem, but we just don’t know where. I’ve read an account from someone in Germany who fixed their LCD this way but I have yet to find any specific details to how this was done.
Ribbon Cable Fix – I’ve been intrigued about a ribbon cable fix that suggests the LCD cables need to be heated near the connection on the LCD PCB board. That’s crazy! At this time there does not seem to be any known replacement LCD Screen for the Juno-G.Ģ. There is no way I’m going to spend $200 or so on a replacement LCD screen for the Juno-G knowing that it’s just going to break down again within months or even a year of replacement. Replacement LCD Screen – So far just about everyone who has forked over money for a replacement LCD screen has experienced a 2nd, 3rd, and in some cases a 4th failure of the LCD screen. Here is a consolidated rundown of fixes that worked for some, but ultimately failed or will fail.ġ. This is unfortunate because the Juno-G has a pretty nice feature set that would have made it a nice synth to keep and use for some time. I took out the SRX-07 board and put it in my Fantom X7.Īfter some research over the past few days I’ve come to the conclusion that there is absolutely no known or “consistent” fix for the LCD screen. I felt it was a good purchase because those SRX-07 expansion boards are over $300 on Ebay now. The Juno-G itself is in excellent condition with the only exception being the bad LCD screen.
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Plus there was a 512MB ram stick and a really nice soft case included. The second Juno-G had a failed LCD screen but the reason I bought it was because inside there was a Roland SRX-07 Vintage Keys expansion board.
The LCD screen still works today which is great considering Juno-G LCD screens are breaking down like crazy now. This is actually my second Juno-G as I purchased one about a year ago in mint shape with a working LCD screen. A few days ago I picked up a used Roland Juno-G in nice shape from a local second hand music store for a hundred bucks.
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