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Post Posted Sun Dec 03, 2006 9:13 pm
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The Juno has only one DCO but somehow different from typical single oscillators synths. the JX3P has two DCO's.
Post Posted Sun Dec 03, 2006 9:29 pm
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Junos have a suboscillator too.
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Post Posted Sun Dec 03, 2006 9:32 pm
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JX3P/Juno106

memory: 2x16 presets+2x16 memories / 128 memories
polyphony: 6 / 6
osc: 2 dco / 1 dco [pulse saw square]
effect: chorus / chorus [2 types]
sequencer/arpegiator: step sequencer / none [external jsq-60 for juno 60]
filter: lowpass / lowpass+highpass
vca: adsr+gate+level

in my opinion... jx3p + juno... but only j60 :) j106 has diffrent filters than 6/60 and really it sounds less punchier and not so fat
Post Posted Sun Dec 03, 2006 9:47 pm
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GeeJee wrote:Junos have a suboscillator too.
exactly whitch makes it more than just a single DCO synth.
Post Posted Sun Dec 03, 2006 9:54 pm
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osc: 2 dco / 1 dco [pulse saw square]
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Post Posted Mon Dec 04, 2006 12:32 am
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Hehe thanks ;)

I know the Juno 106 pretty well, I have one. I'm wondering now whether I should add a JX3P to my wishlist or not :?

Since the JX10 is already on my wishlist... Depending on prices. Maybe the JX3P is a kind of poor man's JX10?
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Post Posted Mon Dec 04, 2006 12:50 am
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Welll buy JX10... it's sth like doubled JX8P :twisted:
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radek tymecki wrote:Welll buy JX10... it's sth like doubled JX8P :twisted:
:D :D

Or MKS-70.. at least I'd get a PG800 with that too...
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Post Posted Mon Dec 04, 2006 10:09 am
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Yeah, you'd better get a PG first and then a JX, in stead of the other way round :lol: :D
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I have been thinking about trying to get a JX-10 for some time now, but right now it's carbonated on the wishlist.
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Post Posted Tue Dec 05, 2006 11:42 pm
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jp8000 wrote:I tested the synth, and didn't like that a lot
(no pg200 with it) price is 240€
A bit too expensive, they go around €150/160. For that price you´ll already get a JX8-P in excellent condition or even a JX-10. But personally i´m not that happy with the JX8P, it has a bit thin sound and bass is not its stenght. Better take a look for Akai AX73 or AX80, they´re totally underestimated (and even rare nowadays). I still cry for mine, which has been already sold and which was slaughted for a VX-90....

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Post Posted Wed Dec 06, 2006 12:03 am
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PHASEREFFECT wrote:Better take a look for Akai AX73 or AX80, they´re totally underestimated (and even rare nowadays).
ax80 rocks :D
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radek tymecki wrote:
PHASEREFFECT wrote:Better take a look for Akai AX73 or AX80, they´re totally underestimated (and even rare nowadays).
ax80 rocks :D
Indeed, alhough i never had one. I had "only" the AX73, not for a very long time, but i must say: -Basslines- nearest to "moogish" couldn't be possible, really! The only bad thing was the interface.

But no more money is left for such things, for the moment i have to "regenerate" a Farfisa Soundmaker and a 2nd Jx8-P is also on the way.

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Post Posted Wed Dec 13, 2006 7:39 pm
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I know, but it looks cool :mryellow:
Though, my PG1000 looks good too :P
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