| Features | |
| Keyboard | 49 keys |
| Year Made | 1985 |
| Original List Price | $ ? us |
| Polyphony | 6 |
| Mulitimberal | 1 |
| Tones & Patches | 64 preset tones, 64 user tones |
| Type of Synthesis | Analogue (DCO's) Synthesis |
| Effects | Chorus |
| Sequencer or Arpeggio | none |
| Drum Sets | none |
| MIDI | Channel 1-16 programmable |
| Outputs | 2 - Out L & R |
| Backup | Tape, sysex |
| Options | Hold pedal, patch shift pedal, volume pedal |
| My Comments |
| I wasn't sure what shape this would be in, but for the price I just couldn't pass it up! It is missing the power chord, but It uses the same Roland chord so I just took the one from my Juno106 (which is f ing broken anyway) and checked it out. Flawless! it is in great shape. There is something rattling around inside though, I should take it out before it wrecks something. Sounds sort of remind me of the Ensoniq ESQ-1 that I recently and sadly sold. My first impression is this is a pretty cool synth. Tomorrow I will dig deeper. UPDATE: So I cleaned up the stickers on the keys and opened it up and found 2 pencils inside. Haven't tried to edit it yet, just downloaded the manual. Many things to learn about this yet. Just changed the MIDI channel today :), but I have been playing the stock sounds for a couple of weeks. Very cool find. |
I rate it 
I bought it for 20$ c I owned it from sep 2012 - present Current PrePay value 170$ us |
| condition of my keyboard
cosmeticaly  Just a bit dusty
electronically Everything sounds great |
Status
2016: I have a bit of a dilemma, I was going to use it as an analogue to compliment the u-20 for some live gigs but decided I wanted to carry less not more equipment. There really isn't room for this little guy, but it is on a stand for the time being. Not sure if I will keep it or not. 2012: It is downstairs with the others. I just have to buy another stand or something to put it on. |
| Resources
There is an alpha juno site, I will have to find it.
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