[misterhat]

Roland Juno-106. I got it from Action Music in Beltsville, MD for $340. I went to the keyboard section of the store and didn't really see anything particularly interesting. But on the way out I spotted this Juno-106. I tried it out and bought it about ten minutes later. Lots of interesting sounds, all of which can be ######ed with by moving sliders. I dig it.


Here it is with my Yamaha YC-20.


And here I am rocking two keyboards at the same time. My Stylophone is on top of the Yamaha organ.


So far so good. Everything works. I messed around with it for a couple hours before making this thread. Pretty much everything I wanted a synthesizer to do this Roland does.

[w00dy]

you look like youve found early christmas. nice synth

[noodle69]

thats pretty much what i have been looking for . good find

[w00dy]

hardware propper kicks arse. ive been v synth looking recently (prolly inspired by this very thread). and well the fact i know the dial im twisting is doing what it says it should have done 20 years ago just isnt doing it for me. i need a hong kong phukoff synth that not only will write my songs for me, it will also catch me a clueless blond (dont worry too much about the hair colour mr stereotype, as long as she loves it up the bum)

(obviously i watch too much porn, hell this ######s just norm-asl)

-im obviously still wanking into my hankerchief, so, er most promising synth ive found so far is synplant
i even want to buy it. i mean com'on in 20 years time we can sell this over priced ###### to men with beards who missed out the first time/our kids

ohw it tickles me bunion it does

edit: i should probably keep my gob shut

This post has been edited by w00dy: 31 July 2009 - 06:15 PM

[misterhat]

Since then I got a Roland Juno-6 which is a much nicer sounding synthesizer than the Juno-106.