Roland JU-06A
Vintage JUNO's in a new jacket
The 80's sound
Delay effect, arpeggiator and sequencer
Polyphony 4
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The Roland JU-06A brings everything you love about vintage JUNOs into one synth. And there's plenty of reason to be a fan of vintage JUNOs, these synths produce the sound of the 80's according to many. Because there was a huge demand for these vintage synths, Roland came up with a new version. With the same sound, look and features of both the JUNO-60 and JUNO-106 but in a modern and portable version.
What makes this unit so special is the classic oscillator for block, pulse and sawtooth, a sub-oscillator and noise. All sounds go through an HPF so that a woolly, big sound that normally makes your speaker vibrate has a somewhat lower energy. This makes your overall sound a lot more stable and pleasing to the ear. There is also a lowpass filter and the envelope.
The familiar chorus from the original JUNO devices is also there and in two variants as well as a delay effect, arpeggiator and sequencer. This makes the Roland JU-06A a basic virtual analog synthesizer that is perfect for keyboardists in a band.
- Roland JU-06A Boutique
- Virtual Analog
- Recreation of the Roland Juno-60 and Juno-106
- Polyphony: 4
- Power supply: USB, Ni-MH AA x4, Alkaline AA x4 (included)
- MIDI in, MIDI out, MIDI over USB
- Auxiliary input
- Line out jack
- Dimensions: 300 x 128 x 49 mm
- Weight: 995 gr
| Brand | Roland |
|---|---|
| Ean Code | 4957054515096 |
| No. of keys | not applicable |
| Color | black |
| Sequencer | yes |
| Sound Source | digital |
| Article number | 69260 |
| Size (packaging) | 35,5 cm x 18 cm x 8 cm |
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