Features  
Keyboard 61 keys
Year Made 1984
Original List Price $ 1100 us
Polyphony 6
Mulitimberal 1
Tones & Patches 128 tones 
Type of Synthesis Analogue (DCO's) Synthesis
Effects Chorus I/II
Sequencer or Arpeggio none
Drum Sets none
MIDI Channel 1-16 programmable (default ch1)
Outputs 2 - Out L & R
Backup Tape, sysex
Options Hold pedal, patch shift pedal

 
My Comments
I bought this broken, with the imfamous chip problem.There were also some other problems, like a slider stem broken off, and sliders not working or missing caps. But these are all things I think will be relatively simple to fix, and plus gives me a reason to order an extra D80017 chip for my MKS-30. Even though one of the notes sticks on (voice 2 I think) there is no doubt why this was such a popular analogue. The sounds are excellent and simple to manipulate, this will be a new novelty for me as none of my other keyboards were editable this way. I can hardly wait till I get the stuff to fix this!!

Nov 2008: Replaced the chip, (and one that didn't need to be replaced!) problem fixed

Dec 2008: Tried to get sliders from Roland, they no longer have them in stock, sigh, I guess I'll have to get them through eBay.

May 2009: What's that crackling noise?? ARRRGGG another voice chip is dead

May 10 2010: Ordered sliders,caps and other parts from Technology Transplant (Honk Kong) and they finally arrived (2 months later). Just soldered in the new parts and now this baby looks and (almost) sounds like new. My new chips should be in in a few weeks.

2012: The remaining 3 original chips have died.
 
2014: I have now replaced all the chips with D80017 clones! I finally have my Juno-106 back!! I just have to do some adjusting as some of the voices are a bit different.

I rate it 
I bought it for 305$ c
I owned it from 2008 - present
Current approx value 1900$ c
condition of my keyboard
cosmeticaly There are a few dings and nicks
electronicallyvoices need a bit of adjustment.
Status
2017: Starting to use it more and more. I have it set up as a mono solo instrument, it's too bad it couldn't be programmed in and out of mono mode. Or memorize it's MIDI channel.

2016: Sitting on the bottom tier of the 3 tier stand, but not getting the use I thought it would.

2014: Replaced the last 4 chips with clones, so everything works now, just needs a bit of adjusting. Set up with the other keyboards now.

2012: it is set up downstairs but only 3 chips still work.

2010: It is set up downstairs with the other keyboards, although it has some voice chip issues. I have just ordered some new D80017 chips, sliders and other parts. I should be able to fix it soon. 

Dec 2008:I at the moment have it set up in my dining room! I am gearing up for a live Beker show, and am practicing as much as possible. Although it's not incorperated in the show I just like having it set up.
2008: Sitting in my dining room waiting for parts


 
Resources

There are tons of resources for his popular keyboard here are a few:
The Juno Connection - probably the only site you need

A guide on how to replace 80017 chips

My experience replacing 80017 chips