Roland Juno-G
Its heritage is undeniably second to none, but will Roland’s latest synth live up to the high standards set by its predecessors? Hollin Jones lifts off with the Juno-G...
Price: £799.00
Manufacturer: Roland
Website: http://www.roland.co.uk/synth_room_catdet.asp?id=JUNOG

Roland’s original Juno series of synthesizers was instrumental in defining the sound of pop and electro in the 80s, and enjoyed something of a renaissance in the early 90s with acid house and techno. You can still find original Junos online, but they’re not cheap and are few and far between. The recent Juno-D marked a return for the Juno name, although in reality it was more of a workstation than a synth. The new Juno-G is an even more evolved instrument, packing in a bewildering array of features to cater for a market in which people increasingly want one box to do everything, both on stage and in the studio.
Score: 9
This review first appeared in Music Tech Magazine issue 46
Filed under
Hardware,
Hardware Instruments,
Synths
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Comments
Ramadhany Herlambang - 21 August 2008, 09:31 AM
The review is more on the features and sounds more like commercial advertisement than a professional review. It does not describe how the keyboard sound and how the sound is compared to higher end or lower end product or its competitor.
Herman Suheri - 09 April 2010, 03:15 AM
I agree with Ramadhany, coud any body post a more professionally oriented review? My daughter is insisting me on getting her thhe Juno G even after asales person offered me a Juno Stage, which he said ia better. would be appreciated if those who got hands on both put his review?
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