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The Roland Boutique JU-06A is a small sound module that recreates the Juno-60 and Juno-106, two of the synths that defined the 1980s sound. It switches between the two models, adding the Juno-60's arpeggiator and the Juno-106's chorus, and runs on batteries with a built-in speaker so it works away from a desk. It suits players who want Juno tones in a compact, reliable unit rather than a vintage instrument with aging parts. Against the original Boutique JU-06, it adds the Juno-60 side and a fuller control set; against a full-size reissue it is smaller and cheaper in feel, with a 4-voice limit and mini keys only through MIDI or an external keyboard.
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Owners rate it as a convincing, affordable way to get Juno tones without hunting a vintage unit. Most praise the sound and portability; the main complaints are the 4-voice limit and the small controls.
The Roland Boutique JU-06A is a compact synthesizer sound module that recreates both the Juno-60 and the Juno-106. It has the continuous high-pass filter of the 106 and the envelope-controllable pulse-width modulation of the 60. The filter behavior of both models can be switched from the front panel. The chorus is recreated too, including its adjustable noise.
It has metal panels and sliders with metal shafts, and it runs on batteries. A built-in speaker lets you play without other gear. It includes an arpeggiator, chord memory and a step sequencer, so you can build polyphonic sequenced phrases.
USB audio/MIDI, full-sized MIDI jacks and an external clock input let it connect to other gear, including vintage analog instruments and eurorack systems. It can be controlled from a master keyboard or a DAW. The DK-01 Boutique Dock gives it three tilt positions. The optional Roland K-25m Keyboard Unit, sold separately, makes it a self-contained portable instrument.
