I'm so happy that I got the JD-990 instead though. A Juno-106 would have offered a nice analog Roland sound, but I have a Virus KB, a Waldorf Pulse, a BassStation, an AX-60 and an ESQ-1. How much analog and VA do you need before it becomes redundant? A nice rompler provides a great contrast to all the warm LPF synths I have.

unio mystica, I liked the sound of the Juno, don't get me wrong. It's a nice sounding simple synth that makes powerful bass and beautiful pads.

In my setup, I'm glad things worked out the way they did. If I only had a Virus or a Kurzweil or something, I'd be more than happy to have a Juno-106. Hell, I'd take one now if I could afford it. But, when I look at my finances and my current setup, I see no need for one.

Thanks for your replies. I?ve decided to forget the juno and go for the ms2000 which I was going to buy in the first place. I?m sure juno sounds great but I can?t afford to get it fixed if it breaks and I?ve heard the soundchips are no longer available from roland. So I don?t wan?t to spend all my spare time looking for one. I also like the features in the ms2000 more. I think it works better for me.

I always thought the MS2000 was kind of mediocre. If I were going to buy a MOSS synth, I'd get a Prophecy or a Z1. Unless the modsequencer is important to you, they are both better synths.

It is the sound i?m after.

all i have to say is screw the Junos damn hybrid synths...Go after the jupiter 8...now that thing is beautiful!!!

peace
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Where can you find all these vintage analogues? Just from e-bay or are there specialist stores, I did a check on google but it didn't bring anything up.

I like Rogue Music in NYC (but I'm a bridge and tunnel Jersey Guy).
www.roguemusic.com
I bought my JD-990 from them, and they always have a ton of vintae analog and digital stuff, plus they do repairs.
I usually deal with private owners, and in person deals can't be beat.

I like this place in Japan. This place sells heaps of vintage, plus they have a museum.





http://home.att.ne.jp/yellow/fiveg/

Buying from here is quite expensive by Japanese standards though.

woooooooooow 8O

vintage
 

awesome, all that vintage kiks some serious ass. 8O
I've been to rogue's in manhattan, they never had any thing big like this.