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09.08.2004, 06:56 PM
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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. 
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