Is the JUNO-D6 good for live gigs?

Yes. It is light, has a fast panel layout for calling up pianos, organs and synths, and can run from a USB-C battery. The 61 synth-action keys keep it compact for cramped stages.

How does it differ from the JUNO-D7 and D8?

The D6 is the most compact model in the line with 61 keys. The larger JUNO-D models add more keys for players who need a wider range.

Can I load my own samples?

Yes. It has a sample import function for playing and editing user WAV files, and the phrase pads can trigger samples and audio files.

Does it have speakers?

No. You need an amp, PA or headphones; the keyboard is designed to feed a stage or studio system.

Can I add more sounds later?

Yes. Roland Cloud offers Sound Packs and Wave Expansions that add tones and waveforms to the ZEN-Core engine.

The keyboard itself; a power supply and USB-C battery power are supported, but check the listing for the included accessories.

Where is the Roland JUNO-D6 Keyboard Synthesizer cheapest?

At musicstore.com, for $768.00, 22% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.

Where can I buy the Roland JUNO-D6 Keyboard Synthesizer?

14 stores we checked sell it, including Amazon, Guitar Center, musicstore.com, Musicians Friend, Reverb.

Roland JUNO-D6 Keyboard Synthesizer

Best price now

$768.00at musicstore.comChecked 7 h ago

22% under what the other stores charge

Compared across 14 stores. Prices are checked against each store and labelled with when.

Visit musicstore.com

Ask our agent about this product

It checks today's price at every store, compares the alternatives and answers in about a minute.

Price facts

About the Roland JUNO-D6 Keyboard Synthesizer

The Roland JUNO-D6 is a 61-key synthesizer with synth-action keys. It uses Roland's ZEN-Core sound engine with over 3,800 sounds, including acoustic and electric pianos, organs and synths. It is the most compact model in the JUNO-D lineup.

Hands-on controls include four sound modify knobs, four sliders and a pitch bend/mod lever. Eight phrase pads play drum sounds and samples, trigger rhythm patterns and audio files, and mute tracks. A color display gives access to sound selection, creative modes and sequencer control. An eight-track pattern sequencer is built in for developing song ideas and backing tracks.

The mic input has a noise suppressor, EQ, reverb and compressor, plus vocoder and auto-pitch effects. The USB-C port works as a class-compliant audio/MIDI interface for mobile devices and computers. The keyboard runs on the AC adaptor or on a USB-C mobile battery. Sound Packs and Wave Expansions are available through Roland Cloud, and it can import user WAV files as samples.

Keys

61 keys with velocity

Sound engine

ZEN-Core; tones can be imported and exported

Sounds

3,800 tones or more; 95 drum kits or more

Parts

Expansion

EXZ Series; download from Roland Cloud and write to internal memory via USB flash drive

Scenes

Preset: 128 scenes x 2 banks; User: 128; Favorite: 128; Scene Remain: Yes

Effects

Multi-Effects: 8 systems, 93 types; Insertion Effect: 1 system, 93 types; Chorus: 10 types; Reverb: 8 types; Part EQ: 8 systems; Drum Part COMP: 6 systems; System EQ: 1 system

Mic effects

Mic Reverb: 8 types; Mic NS/Comp

Vocoder

13 bands, mono

Sequencer

8 tracks per scene, up to 64 steps; Realtime, Step and TR-REC recording; step edit

Audio file player

WAV, AIFF; 44.1/48 kHz, 8/16/24 bits

Other features

Rhythm pattern, Arpeggio, Chord Memory

Controllers

Pitch bend/modulation lever, 4 sound modify knobs, 4 sliders, 2 x 4 pads