Roland Juno-X

The Roland Juno emerged in the eighties and remained popular throughout the revival-years later. The reason? The entire Juno Series, so the Juno-6, Juno-60 and the Juno-106 were simply rock-solid, dependable and affordable synthesizers, making them a go-to for countless gigging synth players. With the all-new Juno-X, Roland finally breathe fresh life into the Juno name. The Mouth-Watering Features of the Roland Juno-X Just like the old Roland HS-60, the Juno-X features a surprising built-in system speaker system. Under the hood, you won't find any analogue components. The might of this modern synth lies in its digital ZEN Core engine which offers more than just the sounds of the Juno-106. In fact, you're treated to samples of the Juno-60, the XV-5080, the RD Series models, and Roland's own classic vocoder. On top of that, there's an expansion slot for uploading Roland Cloud sounds (Jupiter-8, JD-800, etc...) and as a sweet bonus, the Juno-X comes with ten Sound Packs. Other Highlights