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Hey, You have it exactly. You have to copy one the .svd files from its folder and move it to the main folder; the turn the board on and off. I wish we could figure out a way to have multiple card banks, that would be extremely handy. I'm going to do some searching around to see if that is possible. ...

Found the right cables and had to give it a try. It works. A little bit annoying, but it's handy in the studio. For live this isn't feasible (you have to turn the board on and off), but you can always have a bank of the patches you need for live purposes. If you need help figuring it it out, pm me. ...

This would be amazing if it worked. Haven't tried. When I can, I will attempt and let you know.
Kyle

Hey, just call up Roland's parts/repairs office in your country. Tell them about the replacement screens and go from there.

Hey guys,

Just got my juno g back. The new screens look exactly the same,... But working. All I had to pay was for the labour.

Good luck
K

Hi Sergio, If you are purchasing one of the original screens or a parts Juno-G that you will take the screen off, then it's as simple as taking the screen out and putting a new one in (from what I gather on forums and Youtube videos). But, the new screens are sourced out from a new supplier in China...

Will do. I'm sending it in this week, so I'll pass along any important info if anything else comes up.

Hey guys, I, like many of you, had at some point their lcd screen bust, break down or go crazy. When all attempts failed to find a replacement (even though I really didn't want to pay upwards of $150 for an old, likely-to-break screen) I called up Roland directly last fall. The guy at the parts desk...