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Roland juno-stage

tommysparks · 2011-01-06 13:48:51

If anyone out there has a Roland Juno-Stage keyboard, i'd be interested to hear what they think of it? good buy/bad buy?? Thanks :)

06-01-2011 1:48pm

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tommysparks

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If anyone out there has a Roland Juno-Stage keyboard, i'd be interested to hear what they think of it? good buy/bad buy??

Thanks

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#2 07-01-2011 2:39pm

Ants Murray

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Well Tommy,

It really depends on what you're going to be using it for and what price you're willing to pay for it. I got a BNIB juno stage off adverts for €630 which was a steal. Originally i got it as a backup to my Fantom X but using it live I fell for it totally. It's great for on the the fly live performace, sounds are great (piano is a bit ropey but passable). No sequence or sampler so if you're going to be doing high end stuff at home stay away although it works great as a midi controller. Mic input for vocoder / usb for midi/wav/mp3 backing tracks etc and a insert for ipod with seperate volume control (aimed at one man bands).

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