Roland JUNO-6 Polyphonic Analog Synthesizer 1980s Vintage

Roland JUNO-6 Analog Synthesizer

The grand daddy of analog synthesis and the keyboard that defined the decade of the 1980s, The Juno series of analog synthesizers is perhaps the most revered and famous sound in the history of keyboards. The start of it all? The Juno-6. Conceived during the golden era of Japanese technological advancement, The Juno-6 first rolled out of the Roland factory in 1982 and since then have been used on more famous anthems than you can poke a stick at. "Take On Me", "Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This)", even "Stacy's Mom", they all feature the original Roland Juno. Black Eyed Peas, Daft Punk, Sigur Rós, Tame Impala. The list goes on!

The Juno-6 features six voices of thick analog goodness, an arpeggiator, stereo chorus effect as well as LFO modulation. The user interface is slick and intuitive, the design shamelessly 80s and instantly recognisable in the studio or on stage. Fat bass, soaring leads, lush chorus-drenched major 7th chords, brass sections, the Juno does it all.

This unit is absolutely mint for its almost 40 year vintage, and like a fine wine will only get better with age. It's been freshly serviced with all buttons, sliders and switches receiving a good clean prior to listing. Please note this unit is 100V and will require a step-down transformer to operate.

Specifications:

Make: Roland

Model: Juno-6

Origin: Japan, 1982

Body: Metal & Wood

Keys: 61 Full Size Keys

Polyphony: 6 Voices

Oscillators: Digital, Pulse, Square, Saw

Effects: LFO, Arpeggiator, High Pass/Low Pass Filters, Chorus

Controls: Filter Control In, Ext Clock In

MIDI: N/A 

Weight: 11.0kg

Shipping & Returns:

Domestic AU Shipping (Insured) - $Free

International Shipping (Insured) - $199.99

Local Pickup/Click & Collect - 135 New Canterbury Road, Lewisham 2049 

The item is sold as is - if it is broken or damaged on arrival, we will offer you a return/refund. We cannot accept returns for change of mind or offer any warranty on used/vintage items.