Roland Juno-D 61-Key Synthesizer Keyboard

640 top-quality patches. 20 rhythm sets. GM2 compatibility.

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135 People rated this product : * * * * * * * * * * 8 out of 10

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Feature:
This keyboard is a godsend for the poor keyboard player. As a keyboard player who doesn't use much sampling or sequencing, especially not at a live show, i didn't want to pay an extra grand for features i would not use, so the Juno-d was exactly what i needed. No bells and whistles, but not that limited in and of itself. also, it has a pitch joystick rather than a wheel, and for me at least, that is absolutely necessary.

Quality:
the chassis is aluminum which is nice in that this keyboard is light as hell but you don't have to worry that if it takes a bump or two all is lost. the knobs are cheap plastic and wobble a bit, but not so that they're in danger of falling off in random places. Mine survived 4 years of constant use at all different kinds of shows.

Value:
this keyboard is priced for exactly what it offers. It's real value is that to the right player, it offers exactly what that player wants without having them pay for anything extra.

Desirability:
this is a nice keyboard. it's not that flashy, but it is not something that one feels embarrassed about pulling out of it's case. not too many blinky lights or fancy colors, but it's more of the tall dark and handsome type anyway.

Sound:
This keyboard packs a hell of a lot of decent presets which offer just enough tweakability that you can effectively create your own sound without getting cluttered up in electronic red tape... the piano sound is really good for a keyboard at this price range, the organs and electric piano sounds are both varied and dynamic, and it's synth sounds pack some umph without getting too cheesy. Really versatile.

Ease of Use:
since there aren't that many bells and whistles, this keyboard is hella easy to use. it's controls are pretty straight forward, and the interface is not so involved as to lose one's spot. with a basic knowledge of effects and filters, you can master the tweakability options as well.

Overall:
My Juno-d broke after four years of constant use and abuse. i almost cried when i finally junked it. and now, i think i am going to buy another one, this keyboard worked for me so well.

Submitted: 7/30/2008

* * * * * * * * * * 7 out of 10

"Nothing special."

Feature:
Well, it has all the outs \ polyphony \ midi stuff you'd get with a base level "pro" keyboard. Just keep in mind that this thing has virtually no bells or whistles. Again, it's pretty much a Casio keyboard with a joystick & midi controller features.

Quality:
Seems alright. Keys seem a tiny bit small.

Value:
I got mine off e-bay for $399. For $599 - I just don't think I could do it. There's not one "great" sound on here. Note: my only experience before this is analog synths & casio keyboards - so maybe I was expecting too much.

Desirability:
I'm not giving up on it because it seems to be good as a midi controller and is forcing me to get better with my software sequencer (fruity loops) mostly because of its limitations. Hidden blessing.

Sound:
Quasi-decent synth leads & pad sorts of sounds (unless you have limited talent lol because then you'll be doomed to re-creating the Beverly Hills Cops song with this thing), passable piano & EP sounds, but most everything else just sucks (you might like an organ sound or two). You can't make your own drum set out of on-board samples that you like - all you can do is change the pitch & effect settings on existing sets. So, if you want 5 alterations of a particular kick you like (in different pitches \ cutoffs) - so sorry. In my opinion, there are Casio keyboards that have sounds as good as this. Strings are bad - guitar & world instruments are hilarious.

Ease of Use:
It's pretty easy to use I guess.

Support:
n/a

Overall:
Well, I'm not returning it I guess. Not sure what I'd get instead.

Submitted: 7/14/2008

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Roland proudly announces the Juno-D - the most competitively priced and full-featured synthesizer in its class. Hundreds of radio-ready sounds are packed into the Juno-D's jet-black metal chassis, along with a world-class array of expressive multi-effects, realtime performance controllers, and tools for groove creation and composition.

Features
Affordable 61-note synthesizer with 64-voice polyphony, improved keyboard feel

640 top-quality patches, 20 rhythm sets, GM2 compatibility

Patches conveniently organized in categories (Piano, Guitar, Orchestra, etc.) for quick access

47 multi-effects, 8 reverb types, 8 chorus types

Mac/PC editing software included

Powerful arpeggiator, with 400 phrase/arpeggio templates

Multi Chord memory for one-finger chord triggering; Rhythm Guide metronome with preset patterns and variations

2 Tones can be assigned to each patch, and can be split or layered

D Beam controller and front-panel control knobs

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Roland has resurrected the famous Juno synthesizer in a modern, digital version. Over 600 sounds are packed into the Juno-D's jet-black metal chassis, along with a world-class array of expressive multi-effects, real-time performance controllers (including D-Beam), and tools for groove creation and composition. This affordable 61-key synth features 64-voice polyphony, 20 rhythm sets, GM2 compatibility, a powerful arpeggiator, chord memory for one-finger chord triggering, and Rhythm Guide metronome with preset patterns and variations.

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