The Juno-106 is a polyphonic synthesizer with six voices. It is an analog synthesizer but with digitally controlled oscillators and chorus effects. [1] [2] Whereas its predecessor, the Juno-60, …

Turn your SYSTEM-8 into a JUNO-106. The JUNO-106 Software Synthesizer offers full integration with the SYSTEM-8 keyboard. You can change the JUNO-106’s plug-in panel to …

Highly lauded for its programmability and classic analog sound, the Roland Juno-106 has earned a place in the hearts of synth-lovers everywhere since its release in 1984. Boasting six-voice …

The Juno-106 is a six-voice polyphonic and programable analog synth with one digitally controlled oscillator (DCO) per voice. While classic monophonic synths used two or three oscillators to …

JUNO-106 6 Voice Programmable Polyphonic Synthesizer Discontinued 1985. Original Retail Price: $1195. KEYBOARD 61 Keys, 5 Octaves...

Few analog synths are as instantly recognizable as the Roland JUNO-106. Featuring up to six notes of polyphony with one digitally controlled oscillator per voice, the JUNO-106 generated …

The Juno-106 was one of the first keyboards to use MIDI, or Musical Instrument Digital Interface. Standardized just a year before the release of the keyboard, it brought the transition to the …

Use the new JUNO-106 PLUG-OUT with the SYSTEM-8 to take your vintage Juno sound to the stage, with additional versatility and reliability. The Juno-106 is the latest legendary Roland …

Juno-106 Analog-digital hybrid synthesizer . A popular analog synthesizer. Often used by techno/house artists, in virtue of its excellent bass sounds, creamy leads, and warm …

Roland Juno-106 is an analog synth with DCOs (digitally controlled oscillators), and a 61-note, 5-octave (C-C) keyboard (no aftertouch or velocity). In 1984, when it was introduced, it had the …