Roland launched their famous Jazz Chorus series in 1975. The most famous model is the JC-120, which sounds great but is somewhat of a Big Chungus. The JC-60 was part of the original lineup that launched in '75, but it was discontinued by 1980 as best I can tell and hasn't been reissued since. This one dates to 1978, and following a service by our handy tech Brookfield Tube Audio, is in excellent working order with no issues. The chorus and vibrato onboard is a highlight: it sounds gooey, rich, warm and all sorts of awesome. The reverb is good too, it's easy to dial in just the right amount. As a pedal platform, this is a lot of fun and responds nicely to all sorts of overpriced overdrives. It's only 20kg and has good wheels... need I say more?

Model: Roland JC-60 Jazz Chorus
Made: Japan, 1978 (serial 583982)
Output: 60 Watts
Power: 240v (Australia/NZ)
Speaker: 1 x 12" Roland speakers
Channels: 1, switchable reverb and chorus
Finish: black tolex, grey grill
Mods: wheels attached/replaced, speaker to amp cable re-wired
Weight: 20.2kg
Extras included: none

Condition notes: used, some rusting on the rivets, scuffs and fading on the tolex, no major marks. Tested, recently serviced and fully functional. Overall: good condition (7/10)