Product description

Monophonic analog synthesizer, 1982. 32 keys, one VCO with a sub-oscillator into a resonant low-pass filter, built-in sequencer and arpeggiator. Clean one-owner unit with only light wear; power adapter included.

From the seller:

Roland SH-101, the analog monosynth that is still hugely popular today. Sound design on it is simple and intuitive — one VCO into one VCF into one VCA plus a single LFO — a refreshingly clear layout next to the expensive, complex synthesizers of its day. The seller used this very unit in their twenties to record noise-electronics material.

It is a very old instrument, so the sale is NCNR — no claims, no returns. The power adapter is included; it has "SH-101" handwritten on it in the seller's own hand, but works without any problems.

Condition: no conspicuous scratches or dirt — fine wear from use that does not stand out.