MATRIXSYNTH: Roland Juno-106 rear warning


Tuesday, May 05, 2009

Roland Juno-106 rear warning

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Posted by matrix at 5/05/2009 08:13:00 PM
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  1. Unknown5/5/09, 9:15 PM

    Sorry Matrix but what is the point of this post?

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  2. Mr. Array5/5/09, 9:30 PM

    You should see the rear warning on the Waldorf XTk :D

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  3. Unknown5/5/09, 10:23 PM

    Mr. Array, my two poly's are Q and Juno-106! Where is the Q warning?

    It should probably point out that too many knobs on the Q create a mind fuck of possibilities!

    Cheers,
    theglyph

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  4. matrix5/5/09, 10:34 PM

    Is there a Q warning anywhere on the synth? That actually is the point of the post. That and whatever it makes you think of. For me it was one of those, "hmm... I wonder how many synths have the warning." Also curious if the warnings are/were legally required during any time period, and how it differed based on country. I also find it interesting that most alt languages I've seen on synths are French. Why French? In the US, Spanish is the most common alt language. BTW, happy Cinco De Mayo. :)

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  5. Unknown5/6/09, 12:02 AM

    Hey... maybe that 106 was for the Canadian market?

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  6. Zero5/6/09, 6:19 AM

    Also, in the US, you are seeing a lot of products that are cross-distributed to Quebec.

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  7. ponddesign5/6/09, 7:55 AM

    Haha, thanks for posting my pic! This was actually just a shot for a Craigslist posting. I miss my 106...

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