Roland JUNO-DS88 88-key Synthesizer
Roland’s JUNO synths are known everywhere for their great sound, ease of use, and exceptional value. The JUNO-DS88 takes the iconic series to a new level of performance, adding many powerful enhancements while still keeping operation streamlined and simple. Equipped with 88 weighted-action keys for a premium feel, the versatile, intuitive JUNO-DS88 puts you in creative command, making it easy to produce exceptional music everywhere you play.
Product Features
- Gig-ready instrument with pro sounds, enhanced performance features, and battery-powered operation 88-note Ivory Feel-G Keyboard provides weighted-action feel in a lightweight design that’ easy to transport Includes all the sounds from the popular JUNO-Di, plus newly updated acoustic and electric pianos, additional organs, and other stage essentials Wave expansion slot enables users to download new sound waveforms, available for free at Roland Axial website Sample import function for
- Roland’s JUNO synths are known everywhere for their great sound, ease of use, and exceptional value
- Beginning in the 70s with some of the earliest mass-produced analog synthesizers, the Juno line’s new releases are always hotly anticipated
- The JUNO-DS88 takes the iconic series to a new level of performance, adding many powerful enhancements while still keeping operation streamlined and simple
- Equipped with 88 weighted-action keys for a premium feel, the versatile, intuitive JUNO-DS88 puts you in creative command, making it easy to produce exceptional music everywhere you play
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Okay, not great. I compared this to a Korg Krome that I wanted to replace (which has problems that are well documented with ‘crackling’…look it up), and the Krome KILLED it over the Roland for piano sounds. It wasn’t close. I wanted to like the Roland, but tonally it missed. The key’s felt great, and it was easy to play for a piano weight keyboard, but in the end it came down to sound. Decent Organ and Synth tones, but didn’t need it for that. I ended up fixing the Krome at my expense because the tones…
Five Stars