I got a guy trading in a Roland G1000 for a PsrS910 today . I am wondering what Roland people would buy this board for . We really don't want it. But he is willing to take $200

If everything still works on it, including the Zip drive with the original styles Zip disk, it might be worth it. You should be able to get $300 or $400 for it from a vintage Roland fan. Mine is still my main workhorse. I love the 76 keys and the pro feel. No plastic toy syndrome of the modern keyboards. The only drawback is the SC-88 Pro GS voice set, which are OK for the rhythm section, but I split the board and drive a JV-2080 with a full set of expansion cards for some really beautiful right hand lead parts.

Regards,

Ted

BTW - That's a great looking studio !

Thanks for the response...Wasn't sure about that one.

Yeah I am a studio rat. The wife plays the gigs. Im over all that LOL. I now create music atmosphere "noodle" loops for restaurants that don't want to pay ASCAP and BMI and iPhone games and anything an Arranger can do cheaper than a full band.