Roland Juno-106
Posted by his Label "Acid Test" John Frusciante names various Instruments he used over time. One of those is the Roland Juno 106. The Ins... more
"But I have been pulling a few vintage bits of kit off of the shelves too. Things like an old [Roland] Juno-106 and a Korg MS20. All you ... more
In this photograph, Kevin Parker can be seen playing his Roland Juno-106 Synthesizer. more
In this page he says, "Twenty years ago your Juno 106 had just 32 presets, so you had to be much more creative with what you had." more
Reviews
Trusted musician and artist reviews for Roland Juno-106
Based on 30 Reviews
The old favorite
I got my Juno way back in 1995, and it remains a favorite nearly 20 years later. it has a distinctive sound that really has no equivalent in modern synths or plugins — classic Rolands really have their own vibe.
My favorite and best all around performer in the studio. Analog with digital controls. Warm analog sounds with bite.
Great analog synth
Classic Roland analog sound. Use live mainly for supplementary warm patches in keyboard rig but punchy basses as well. Easy to modify patches. Have KIWI 106 mod which is very worthwhile, and has a helpful computer editor.
Excellent vintage gear
Excellent vintage, instant 80s sound. Great chorus effect. Upgrade to KIWI-106 adds a lot to the old Juno-106
The ultimate Juno, and maybe the overall best synthesizer hailing from the excessive 80s. The Juno-106 supports MIDI, is always in tune, and has just about everything any synth lover would ever need.
Awesome!
Just got it for 4 days now, I've been using it every day. Great sounds and it fits right in to my setup
I've owned and sold a Juno 106 three times now. I end up regretting it every time. Such a great synth. Hang on to yours! :)
Its a Juno 106
Not quite as lush as the Juno 6 & 60 but made up for it with the really early midi spec
My favorite analog.