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Roland Juno 106
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Description Brand: Roland Analog/Digital: Analog Type: Keyboard Synthesizer Model: Juno 106 Features: Arpeggiator, Built-In Effects, Display Screen Country/Region of Manufacture: Japan Number of Keys: 61
I have owned this for the last 28 years! Always for home use - I will really miss this but I just don't make music any more so it's a waste to keep it...please look after it!!!!The classic polyphonic analogue synthesizer. It has a MIDI interface and 128 memories. This is where you can create endless acid and bass sounds. The Juno-106 was the third in the Juno series of digital/analog synthesizers. Its predecessors, the Roland Juno-6 and Roland Juno-60, were somewhat different in appearance than their later sibling, but shared most of the internal components and features in common with the exception of a tradeoff between a simple up/down arpeggiator on the earlier models and a portamento feature on the Juno-106. The Juno-106 also featured MIDI connectivity, rather than the proprietary Roland Digital Control Bus (DCB) found on the Juno-60.The Juno-106 is a unique synthesizer in a large part because it came at a time period when digital synthesizer components were just being introduced, MIDI being the most important, yet it featured the best of the analogue and digital worlds. The Juno-106 was one of the last synthesizers to feature all of its controls as buttons and sliders on the faceplate which allowed for quick programming. The Juno-106 also featured DCOs with an analog signal path including VCFs. This allowed for perfectly tuned pitch with the warmth of analogue waveshaping and filters, along with the drive provided by the VCA. It is because of this balance of analogue and digital that there really is no other synth quite like the Juno-106 and it is still a staple in many studios today.Technical information:Oscillators: 6 DCO's - pulse, sawtooth and square, sub oscillator and noise generator
Polyphony: 6 voices
61 keys, no aftertouch or velocity
6 VCF's and HPF's
LFO: rate and delay
Effects: chorus (rich/harmonic/off)
VCA: 1 ADSR envelope (AttackDelaySustainRelease)
MIDI: in, out, thru
Memory: bank A 88 patches, bank B 88 patches
This is in great condition for the year they were built. It is a 240V version and works fine here in the US - I use a cheap Amazon voltage convertor which works great. The internal battery will likely need replacing but this only effects the preset memory banks. Easy to get changed and lasts for many years. It comes with the original owners manual.Juno-series synthesizers still make appearances with a number of bands, including Fatboy Slim, William Orbit, Underworld, Leftfield, Fluke, Josh Wink, Todd Terry, Depeche Mode, Apollo 440,Faithless, The Black Eyed Peas, Blue Nile, Steve Adey, Franz Ferdinand, Covenant, Clarence Jey, Daft Punk, Dosh, Moby, The Chemical Brothers, Justice, Jessy Lanza, Mutemath, Sigur Rós, Solemn Camel Crew, Doll Factory, Islands, the Unicorns, Pet Shop Boys, Mansun, a-ha, Laserdance, Uzi and Ari, Late of the Pier, the Automatic, Tame Impala, Four Tet, Pivot, the New Deal (band), Andy Kuncl, Howlermonkey, Winter Palace, Passion Pit, Bleachers (band) and scores of other projects.Welcome to collect so No Shipping Cost.If shipping costs less than asked I will refund the difference.
Description
| Brand: | Roland | Analog/Digital: | Analog |
| Type: | Keyboard Synthesizer | Model: | Juno 106 |
| Features: | Arpeggiator, Built-In Effects, Display Screen | Country/Region of Manufacture: | Japan |
| Number of Keys: | 61 |
I have owned this for the last 28 years! Always for home use - I will really miss this but I just don't make music any more so it's a waste to keep it...please look after it!!!!The classic polyphonic analogue synthesizer. It has a MIDI interface and 128 memories. This is where you can create endless acid and bass sounds. The Juno-106 was the third in the Juno series of digital/analog synthesizers. Its predecessors, the Roland Juno-6 and Roland Juno-60, were somewhat different in appearance than their later sibling, but shared most of the internal components and features in common with the exception of a tradeoff between a simple up/down arpeggiator on the earlier models and a portamento feature on the Juno-106. The Juno-106 also featured MIDI connectivity, rather than the proprietary Roland Digital Control Bus (DCB) found on the Juno-60.The Juno-106 is a unique synthesizer in a large part because it came at a time period when digital synthesizer components were just being introduced, MIDI being the most important, yet it featured the best of the analogue and digital worlds. The Juno-106 was one of the last synthesizers to feature all of its controls as buttons and sliders on the faceplate which allowed for quick programming. The Juno-106 also featured DCOs with an analog signal path including VCFs. This allowed for perfectly tuned pitch with the warmth of analogue waveshaping and filters, along with the drive provided by the VCA. It is because of this balance of analogue and digital that there really is no other synth quite like the Juno-106 and it is still a staple in many studios today.Technical information:Oscillators: 6 DCO's - pulse, sawtooth and square, sub oscillator and noise generator
Polyphony: 6 voices
61 keys, no aftertouch or velocity
6 VCF's and HPF's
LFO: rate and delay
Effects: chorus (rich/harmonic/off)
VCA: 1 ADSR envelope (AttackDelaySustainRelease)
MIDI: in, out, thru
Memory: bank A 88 patches, bank B 88 patches
This is in great condition for the year they were built. It is a 240V version and works fine here in the US - I use a cheap Amazon voltage convertor which works great. The internal battery will likely need replacing but this only effects the preset memory banks. Easy to get changed and lasts for many years. It comes with the original owners manual.Juno-series synthesizers still make appearances with a number of bands, including Fatboy Slim, William Orbit, Underworld, Leftfield, Fluke, Josh Wink, Todd Terry, Depeche Mode, Apollo 440,Faithless, The Black Eyed Peas, Blue Nile, Steve Adey, Franz Ferdinand, Covenant, Clarence Jey, Daft Punk, Dosh, Moby, The Chemical Brothers, Justice, Jessy Lanza, Mutemath, Sigur Rós, Solemn Camel Crew, Doll Factory, Islands, the Unicorns, Pet Shop Boys, Mansun, a-ha, Laserdance, Uzi and Ari, Late of the Pier, the Automatic, Tame Impala, Four Tet, Pivot, the New Deal (band), Andy Kuncl, Howlermonkey, Winter Palace, Passion Pit, Bleachers (band) and scores of other projects.Welcome to collect so No Shipping Cost.If shipping costs less than asked I will refund the difference.
Polyphony: 6 voices
61 keys, no aftertouch or velocity
6 VCF's and HPF's
LFO: rate and delay
Effects: chorus (rich/harmonic/off)
VCA: 1 ADSR envelope (AttackDelaySustainRelease)
MIDI: in, out, thru
Memory: bank A 88 patches, bank B 88 patches
This is in great condition for the year they were built. It is a 240V version and works fine here in the US - I use a cheap Amazon voltage convertor which works great. The internal battery will likely need replacing but this only effects the preset memory banks. Easy to get changed and lasts for many years. It comes with the original owners manual.Juno-series synthesizers still make appearances with a number of bands, including Fatboy Slim, William Orbit, Underworld, Leftfield, Fluke, Josh Wink, Todd Terry, Depeche Mode, Apollo 440,Faithless, The Black Eyed Peas, Blue Nile, Steve Adey, Franz Ferdinand, Covenant, Clarence Jey, Daft Punk, Dosh, Moby, The Chemical Brothers, Justice, Jessy Lanza, Mutemath, Sigur Rós, Solemn Camel Crew, Doll Factory, Islands, the Unicorns, Pet Shop Boys, Mansun, a-ha, Laserdance, Uzi and Ari, Late of the Pier, the Automatic, Tame Impala, Four Tet, Pivot, the New Deal (band), Andy Kuncl, Howlermonkey, Winter Palace, Passion Pit, Bleachers (band) and scores of other projects.Welcome to collect so No Shipping Cost.If shipping costs less than asked I will refund the difference.