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Roland Juno-106 in the trash
Update: looks like I posted this one before. It was a victim of Hurricane Katrina. Thanks to nonymous in the comments for spotting the older post.
Tuesday, March 24, 2009
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Roland Juno-106 in the trash
Update: looks like I posted this one before. It was a victim of Hurricane Katrina. Thanks to nonymous in the comments for spotting the older post.
2 comments:
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Wipe it down and take it home. I'd love to have a junked Juno-106 to use for parts when mine eventually goes on the fritz - which it hasn't in 25 years. The Juno-106 is a great synth. Not too little, not to much, just right.
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