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Average rating:
4.4 out of 5
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Contrary to the main review the filters on the JU-1 are analogue,
just like those on the JU-2/MKS-50.
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Very unique Roland synth. The unknown techno synth resonsible for that HR/dominator
sound, Prodigy/charley sound, and hard Beltram sound. This synth by no means sound
like any other Roland synth.
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It is a compact and good sounding synth.
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The Alpha Juno is a mind-blowing little synth. It's not as warm and fuzzy as the 106, (aren't you getting tired of the 106 yet?) but it can make some of the coolest spacey, wacked-out noises. Though the PG300 simplifies the process, the beautiful "alpha dial" makes editing almost as easy. Also, you have a extensive editing ability of the 4 stage envelope and real time control of the the Mod Rate (LFO and chorus rate), Mod Depth, Envelope Times, Brilliance ("cutoff frequency of low pass filter). I recommend you get one quick before the prices shoot up!
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I love the Juno, very easy to program and the filter is perfect for bass. Check out my web site it has more info on the Juno 1: www.vt.edu:10021/D/drmartin/
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