want, it looks nice (important),it feels good to play ,it can be very flexible, cheap,

you can create a wide range of timbres. THE BEST MULTIPURPOSE SYNTH AROUND.

Cons: You really need the Kenton Pro-DCB to use it to its full potential, so tack on another

£130 to the price. I have a lot of problems saving data to tape (I'm not sure if it's just

my one). It just doesn't have the corse sound of a 70's synth. The alpha Juno has more

features and is cheaper (but some would say that the sound isn't as good).

Overall: I wouldn't part with mine for all the world, need I say more?

about $300. I didn't know anything about it, but at that time I had just

started to get into analog synths so I picked it up. There was no instruction

manual and it took me a hell of a long time to figure it out since nobody

else knew a thing about it (although one I got the hang of it, understanding

the functions of my Moog 0pus-3 was relatively easy). I now know and love

every function of my Juno except the tape load thing. My friend's dad has

a Juno-106 and I'm waiting for him to tell me about it.

Overall, I think the Juno-60 is a damn good instrument. Coming from the later

part of the analog period, it has a wide selection of functions. I wish more

synthesizers sounded like it.

If anyone knows where I can get the original schematics for it please email me

thanks