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Product description

MicroComposer, 1983: an SH-101-style analog monosynth voice with a two-channel CV/Gate micro-sequencer. The synth sounds healthy and plays (also via CV) with clean sliders, but the sequencer section won't switch modes — a project unit, adapter included.

From the seller:

Roland MC-202 MicroComposer with its AC adapter; no other accessories. Acquired second-hand in as-is condition.

The sequencer section does not work: the mode switching fails, so programming and playback are not possible. The sound itself seems good to the seller's ear, the sliders have no crackle, and the key buttons function — the seller spent a while playing it over CV. There is discoloration and dirt from age.

Not a fully working unit: sold as-is, junk grade, no claims and no returns.