Why not just get Roland cloud 🤷🏾‍♂️     See Less

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its hard to tell with those sounds. 1st synth I bought was the juno6 in the early 80's from sam ash on 48th street nyc because i couldnt afford the jupiter 6😡. I still have it it     See More been noisy but the analog warmth from roland products is unmatched by korg and yamaha. these demo sounds suck because they are arpeggiated euro dance stuff, I need to hear a chord and a bass sound to compare it to the juno. I used mine mostly for that crazy bass that chops through a mix with all the umph it can muster. I'm going to demo it at guitar center and see if its close. i've been using my juno for alot of years so i'm ear qualified to see what it really is. Thanx Bolo for the introduction. If you get one demo it for us with the hip hop cooking you do and then we'll c. Peace brotha ank keep doin what you do!!!!    See Less

I hope this inspires Roland to create an analog Juno!     See Less

I get it it may not feel like the classic Juno. However, that’s where analog gear comes in to play. The Jn-80 with the B-50s you’ll get that classy feel.     See Less

I had the Roland JU-06a and I absolutely loved it. Literal flashbacks every time I played it. But I had to sell it and it’s been the worse separation anxiety I ever had with a piece of gea     See More ll understand. Behringer has answered my prayers and I don’t give af what anyone says. Behringer made it possible for me to play synths I always wanted to play. I started with the Super Fuzz pedal all the way to The Edge. I have a choice as a basic consumer and I love that. For real, Pro One is amazing and i play with it next to a Digitakt 2. Only love here and I’m gonna spend the rest of my Affirm credit just to play that analog Filter and Resonance.    See Less

I think it sucks ass. A DCO synth has a high bar to clear in the first place, and today is completely obsolete technology. Analog, less so. So: what earthly reason is there to release a ripo     See More f something that can easily be duplicated by much more advanced digital tech?

Folks: Behringer is counting on your retro feels to convince you to buy this dinosaur of a synth. I wouldn't buy a mint Juno 60 for $500. Why the fuck would you buy a plastic knockoff clone for more than that?

Hint: a keyboard that looks like a classic synth will not make your music any better. Get a VST if you care about this one. And support intellectual property!

Edit: My man - it is not a "real" Juno because Roland had nothing to do with it! Why not just get a JU-06? It's equally "authentic" 🤣    See Less

I don’t think there are d/a converters in an analog synth like a 106. However, there is analog output circuitry which I think is what we are referring to in this case.     See Less

I got the Behringer Poly D and RD 808 drum machine! These are the secret weapons in my studio set!!! If they ever come out with that SP1200 it’s a wrap!!!!!     See Less

Anybody that wants to try a dope ultra deep sampled software version, check out the Nuno60 by Soundpaint     See Less