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Roland Juno

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Roland Juno
ManufacturerRoland
Dates1982 - present
Technical specifications
Synthesis typedigital synthesizer
Input/output

The Juno is a line of polyphonic synthesizers produced by Roland Corporation since 1982. They are typically lower cost than the flagship synthesizers, but nonetheless the sounds of some Juno synthesizers have been very influential.

Roland Juno models
Model nameYearSynth enginePrice on releaseReference
Juno-61982DCO+Filter, 6 voices£699

[1]

Juno-601982DCO+Filter, 6 voices, memory and DCB connection£1199

[2] [3]

Juno-1061984DCO+Filter, 6 voices, MIDI£799

[4] [5]

Alpha Juno1986DCO+Filter, 6 voices, MIDI£575–£779

[6] [7] [8]

Juno-D2005PCM£399

[9]

Juno-G2006PCM with SRX expansion board£799

[10] [11]

Juno-Di2009PCM

[12]

Juno-Gi2010PCM, digital multitrack recorder

[13]

Juno-DS2015PCM, Axial wave expansion slot£549

[14] [15]

Juno-X2022ZEN-core£1689

[16] [17]

Juno-D2025ZEN-core£699

[18]

References

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  1. "Juno 6 review at Electronics & Music Maker".
  2. "Juno 60 at Roland".
  3. "Article at One-Two Testing, Roland JP6 vs Moog Memorymoog vs Roland Juno 60".
  4. "Juno 106 at Roland".
  5. "Juno 106 review at Electronics & Music Maker".
  6. "Sound on Sound review of Alpha Juno".
  7. "Article at International Musician & Recording World, Roland Alpha Juno 2".
  8. "Article at One-Two Testing, Roland Alpha Juno 1".
  9. "Juno D at Roland".
  10. "Juno G at Sound on Sound".
  11. "Juno 60 at Roland".
  12. "Juno Di at Roland".
  13. "Juno Gi at Roland".
  14. "Juno DS at Roland".
  15. "Juno DS at Sound on Sound".
  16. "Juno X at Roland".
  17. "Juno X at Sound on Sound".
  18. "Juno D at Roland".

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