Up for sale, a 1983 Roland Juno-60 analog synthesizer in excellent condition, complete with a hardshell case. The Juno-60 is one of Roland's most highly regarded vintage synths, only available from 1982-84. Freshly serviced by Synapse Audio Systems, all switches, connectors, pots and jacks have been cleaned and tested, and all functions and features of this Juno operate as intended.

The Juno-60 features six voice polyphony and patch memory storage. The predecessor to the Juno 106 and arguably the more punchy sounding synth of the two, the Juno-60 utilizes mostly traditional analog technology yet with digitally controlled analog oscillators, ensuring excellent tuning stability for stage use. It offers on-board chorus effects, low-pass and high-pass filters, and the option to arpeggiate and sequence notes when connected with the JSQ-60 sequencer. It's simply incredibly difficult for the Juno-60 to sound anything other than fat and musical.

All key caps are bright white and level, all buttons and slider caps are intact (save for a small chip in the DCO square wave button), and the silkscreen graphics on the face of the synth are clean. Cosmetic wear includes some dings on the wooden end caps, a handful of scuffs on the bottom, and various small marks around the enclosure consistent with use.

A hardshell Unitec case is included.