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OneBlueDotS-Carolina

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4. I've been using an old Johnson J Station for a couple of...

Reply to Duncanpup (Original post)

Tue Dec 24, 2024, 09:37 AM

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Decades. Took me maybe 10 years to fully utilize the programmable software that came with the unit. The software won't work on a windows 11, so it resides on a laptop that isn't connected to the net. Very happy with the tones & available selections, again that is after years of learning all the possibilities that antique provides. Bought a second J Station off EBay for nothing, as at 71 years old, too old to learn & play with the newer modeling software.

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