Juno Gi: Buy local or overseas

[michael68]

Hi all,
I wonder if anyone has owned the new Juno Gi? Seems impressive and able to be powered on batteries. But the price tag of about S$ 2,000 is quite expensive, and being a regular buyer on eBay, this could be purchased for about S$ 1,450. My main concerns are a) whether international warranty applies and b) the voltage (110v in US but should be fine if it is powered on international multi adaptor).
Any feedback on the sounds of the Gi and my concerns above appreciated.

Michael

 

[bongman]

Hi all,
I wonder if anyone has owned the new Juno Gi?
Seems impressive and able to be powered on batteries.
But the price tag of about S$ 2,000 is quite expensive,
and being a regular buyer on eBay, this could be purchased
for about S$ 1,450. My main concerns are
a) whether international warranty applies and
b) the voltage (110v in US but should be fine if it is
powered on international multi adaptor).

Any feedback on the sounds of the Gi
and my concerns above appreciated.

Michael

go to www.Rolandus.com to hear the sounds

JunoGi is using the Fantom G engine,
means it's the latest sounds

 

[Cheez]

It's certainly cheaper to purchase overseas. But you need to factor in tax and postage fees. Warranty is certainly an issue. I don't think international warranty applies, but you can check with Swee Lee. Voltage differences can be converted using a voltage converter.

Remember that the price tag in Swee Lee is always higher than the selling price. It's about 30% higher. You need to ask the sale assistants for the "actual price".

 

[michael68]

Thanks for the advice, have inquired and this is the price after discount already...



Michael