"As this 1987 Roland Jazz Chorus is being sold on Consignment we will not be offering Free Freight to anywhere in Australia or Overseas. If you live outside the Brisbane Metro Area and are interested in purchasing this piece of musical history please contact me on (07)33699530 for a freight quote."
This Amp is clean. Both Channels are crystal clear. The second channel has a chime that I have not heard in an amp before. It also has a distortion knob but as it is one of the original pedal platform amplifiers(before "Pedal Platform" amps existed) I would generally use a pedal for Overdrive/Distortion pedal out front. at 39 years old the condition is "Excellent".
A 1987 Roland JC-120 is a mid-80s production of the legendary 120-watt, 2×12 solid-state combo. Renowned for producing some of the industry's most pristine, uncolored clean tones, it remains highly sought after by collectors and gigging musicians alike.
Core Features
Dual Power Amps: Features two independent 60-watt power amplifiers driving two 12-inch speakers.
Dimensional Space Chorus: The very first Roland JC-120 introduced the lush analog chorus effect to the guitar world by modulating one speaker and leaving the other dry.
Classic Design: The late 80s models continued the classic formula with the iconic silver-cone speakers, a built-in vibrato/chorus circuit, and rugged heavy-duty construction.
Specs & Tone
Channels: Two independent channels. Channel 1 features a Bright switch and 3-band EQ. Channel 2 adds a built-in Distortion circuit, Reverb, and the legendary Chorus/Vibrato effect.
No Master Volume: The JC-120 does not have a global master volume; it relies strictly on channel volumes.
Maintenance: Being entirely solid-state, it lacks the tubes required for traditional overdrive or tube-warmth, making it exceptionally reliable and structurally stable over time.
