I am selling my Roland Jupiter-6 to make room for something else. It comes in a flight case. It's in incredible shape. It was service at Synths When. Everything works and is in great shape. I took lots of pictures. Cosmetically it is in almost mint condition.

If you have any questions, please let me know.

James.

Introduced in 1983 as a more affordable counterpart to the legendary Jupiter-8, the Roland Jupiter-6 quickly established itself as a classic in its own right. With six-voice polyphony, dual oscillators per voice (12 total), and early MIDI implementation, the Jupiter-6 combined analog warmth with forward-thinking control. Its oscillator stability, versatile filter section, and hands-on interface make it a highly sought-after instrument for both vintage collectors and modern producers.

The Jupiter-6 delivers the unmistakable Roland analog sound—lush pads, powerful leads, sweeping drones, and edgy textures—thanks to its rich filters, dual LFOs, and intuitive front-panel programming. Known for its reliability and build quality, this synth remains one of the most respected analog powerhouses of its era.

Specifications:

• Polyphony: 6 voices
• Oscillators: 2 VCOs per voice (12 total)
• LFOs: 2 LFOs with 4 waveforms (sine, triangle, ramp, random)
• Filter: 24 dB/oct 4-pole low-pass/high-pass or 12 dB/oct 2-pole bandpass, each with ADSR envelope
• VCA: 2 ADSRs with keyboard tracking and oscillator mixer
• Effects: None
• Arpeggiator: Yes
• Memory: 48 tones / 32 patches
• Keyboard: 61 keys
• Control: MIDI
• Year of Production: 1983