Roland Juno-106

Lastpost: 1: My first synth (got it 5 mos. ago), and very cool! Very easy to program for beginners, and versatile as well. Those who say it's sounds are limited aren't tweaking it enough!! Lo...

Roland JX-3P

Lastpost: 1: Well it is true that is doesn't sound as thick as a juno (60), but too thin I don't agree, you can get good techno sounds out of it. I think this is a pretty good synth and for tha...

Novation BassStation

Lastpost: 1: I don´t know how the thing works, if it´s good or if it completely sucks, but I´m about to bye my Novation(rack) today for 250$!!!!!...

Roland Juno-106

Lastpost: 1: Kick ass synth...

Roland JX-3P

Lastpost: 1: I own this one. But I need the cable that connects the PG-200. I wish I could experience the full effects of this great machine. If any knows where I can get one email me please. T...

Novation BassStation

Lastpost: 1: I use a basstation rack as one of two modules I run off my mpc60. I love it. It fills in the hole musically between my mpc and my lead module. One thing that really suprised me ...

Casio VZ10M

Lastpost: 1: VZ is a strange beast, offering FM modulation (like the yammys) and phase modulation (which is sort of like the CZs i suppose, but "different"). It sounds flatter than the TX81Z i ...

Roland Juno-106

Lastpost: 1: To even infer that a Juno 106 is an ordinary Analog synth is an insult to any Juno 106 owners out there. The birdbrain who wrote this article is obviously not a musician and if the...

Roland Juno-106

Lastpost: 1: Mediocre synth - good for bass and not much else. One can do a whole lot more with other same-period analogs....

Korg POLY-800

Lastpost: 1: Poly800mk2 is a kick ass synth. It's the warmest synth in my studio. Pads are simply great =) Sooooo waaarm and fat. I got mine really cheaply from finnish sort-of-ebay-site. I ha...

Roland Juno-106

Lastpost: 1: I had one of these synths for years. The sounds are real with a nice bottom end. Compared to todays new machines its the BOSS....

Roland Juno-106

Lastpost: 1: Don't forget, the Juno 106 was released back when Roland and other manufacturers were big on relasing the 'home version' of many of these 'pro' machines. Hence the Roland ...

Roland Juno-106

Lastpost: 1: I think they are a bit overrated really. I've got a juno 60, but I've used a 106 before, and I don't think they sound any different, you'd need to have them both in front of you to...

Roland Juno-106

Lastpost: 1: A common misconception is that putting the 106 in momo-mode give s "huge" result. Actually, what happens is the osc. phase lock together, giving it a nasaly hollow sound. Not "phat...

Roland Juno-106

Lastpost: 1: The 106 is a great synth - fuck the phatness - it's a nice silky thin sound that can be applied in any type of music, especially in (Sasha/Digweed) trance. You can't get that sound...

Roland Juno-106

Lastpost: 1: How does it sound compared to older va's like jp8000 or An1x....I'm thinking of buying one (if i can find one cheap enough here in the Netherlands) but if it wont complemen...

Roland Juno-106

Lastpost: 1: I've got a 106. Warm sound, intuitive layout, MIDI, saves patches. Whoever says a 6 or a 60 sounds warmer is bullshitting you. That's a myth created by those who paid a shitload of...

Roland Juno-106

Lastpost: 1: overrated....get a supernova...

Roland Juno-106

Lastpost: 1: I´ve had two juno 106´s and I must say it´s one of the most hyped and over-rated synths ever buildt.The juno 6 and juno 60 had a warm and powerful sound but the 106 sucks.D...

Roland Juno-106

Lastpost: 1: I bought one of these NEW back when it came out. I was lookin' for a keyboard to play out, and this was what I came across. I agree - this thing still rocks! I have to admit -...