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Roland Juno 50 vs Juno6 oscillators
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PostPosted: Tue Oct 30, 2012 3:00 pm    Post subject: Roland Juno 50 vs Juno6 oscillators
Subject description: Which is best!! Are they the same??
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AM I GOING MAD-BUT DOES THE JUNO 6 OSC SOUND FATER AND MORE "CHUNKY" THAN THE 60!
I have both of them set up here, now, and Im sure the 6 sounds better than the 60
The 6 seems not to lock together as much as the 60-its more random-fatter-more expressive
BUT-am I correct in assuming they are controlled the same way, and have the same osc design
I am intrigued! any answers-any chance of comparing the 2 schematics?

Yours confused!!

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