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Old 27th January 2009   #1
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Juno 60 w/Kenton MIDI. Is this a Juno 106??

Does the Juno 60 with Kenton midi upgrade behave like a Juno 106?
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No.


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juno-60 has 3 chorus mode, I, II, I+II

i think the juno-106 does not,.
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Both are nice synths.
If memory serves me they have a slightly different sound and some different features. But it's more than ten years since I used either.
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Both are nice synths.
If memory serves me they have a slightly different sound and some different features. But it's more than ten years since I used either.
i think they have different oscillators and one has an arpeggiator or something. check vintagesynth.com for specifics.
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Roland Juno-60 :

No Midi. Instead it has DCB
56 memories
Arpeggiator
No portamento
3 modes of chorus

Roland Juno-106 :

Midi
128 memories
No arpeggiator
Portamento
2 modes of chorus

Both are equally good but different sounding.

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I think you guys are misunderstanding my question. What I'm wondering is if a Juno 60 with the Kenton midi upgrade will give you the same MIDI FUNCTIONS as a JUNO 106. Not the same SOUND as the 106 ,just MIDI functions. Does anyone here have a Juno 60 with the Kenton Midi upgrade? Has anyone ever used one the upgrade?


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And the answer to that ( functions ) is.........

no.

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And the answer to that ( functions ) is.........

no.

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What Midi functions does upgrade allow you to control?

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If you pick up an unmodded one you could always add something like this. CHD ELEKTROSERVIS

Interresting, do you have one of these?
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What I'm wondering is if a Juno 60 with the Kenton midi upgrade will give you the same MIDI FUNCTIONS as a JUNO 106. Not the same SOUND as the 106 ,just MIDI functions.
Well I think people have tried to answer generally (both midi, features and sound).
Have you looked up the Kenton midi spec?
Kenton - Retrofit kits

Compare that to the 106 midi functions and you have your answer.
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if you want midi control over all the paramaters on the J60 - my guess would be no

if you want aftertouch or velocity - my answer is still no

if you want note on and off - then yes!

i have both...and they do sound different - i was looking at that same box to add midi, but dont really need it
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Interresting, do you have one of these?
I have that kit. Totally expands the Juno. It adds a second LFO, adds velocity (i.e. velo -> filter), and other things etc. For details, see their web page.
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i have both...and they do sound different - i was looking at that same box to add midi, but dont really need it

When you say you have both what do you mean?
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J60 and J106 I would think.
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I believe these were actually called JU-60 and JU-106. thumbsup
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Or Juno 60 and Juno 106.
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Interresting, do you have one of these?
I had one and it worked as advertised. Adding some cool features like lfo to filter cutoff allowed for some cool sounds not normally available for the JU-60 and I got mine for $155 with shipping from Czech Republic. Look like they have updated it also.
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I had one and it worked as advertised. Adding some cool features like lfo to filter cutoff allowed for some cool sounds not normally available for the JU-60 and I got mine for $155 with shipping from Czech Republic. Look like they have updated it also.

And aned add feature is you are now able to use your Juno 60 with a MIDI sequencer? Correct?
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And aned add feature is you are now able to use your Juno 60 with a MIDI sequencer? Correct?
Yup. I had a version 1 box and it did that just fine. I have not gone over what they added with the update. You can also use your Juno as a midi controller also with this.
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Yup. I had a version 1 box and it did that just fine. I have not gone over what they added with the update. You can also use your Juno as a midi controller also with this.


Thanks for that info.
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If you pick up an unmodded one you could always add something like this. CHD ELEKTROSERVIS

One more thing, how is the CHD ELEKTROSVIS different from this??

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The Juno 106 transmits EVERY slider move via sysex. It's great. Want to trade your Juno 60 for my Juno 106?
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One more thing, how is the CHD ELEKTROSVIS different from this??

Kenton - MIDI / Digital converters
IIRC, the chd had more features (maybe even more now) but the big thing is price, the Kenton goes for about $270
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Anyone have a Juno 60 they want to sell at a resonable price?
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Does the Juno 60 with Kenton midi upgrade behave like a Juno 106?
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Anyone have a Juno 60 they want to sell at a resonable price?
Unfortunately they are hard to find in reasonable price range. Just two years ago i gave $300 for mine (in mint condition). Prices since then went crazy...
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Right. I am wondering if its worth the price of admission.
I have not seen one for less than 600 on Ebay and know a dealler who has a beat up one for 800 and a mint one for 1200.
But then the same dealer has Rouges for 900 so go figure.
I think it is Probally a good idea to buy one now at these prices. I do not tink they will go back down. Just up.
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Unfortunately they are hard to find in reasonable price range. Just two years ago i gave $300 for mine (in mint condition). Prices since then went crazy...
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Wow, someone just scored a JUno 106 of Ebay for 256$
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