Alex E wrote:I'm ready to sell my 106... It's... Not THAT great.
A lot of people say that about the 106. Not so many say that about their Juno-60s.
ppg_wavecomputer wrote:A Juno 60 or 106... oh, come on. 350 to 450 Euros would be realistic for what they can do. You'd be better off buying the new Behringer synth.
I sold my second one and actually lost money... Mainly because it was I who was mistaken about a great many things regarding how to go about shipping the thing.

Live and learn I suppose. I kept the one that was rattier, but that sounded much warmer and sweeter, so I know that there's some variation there. With mine, I can usually come up with exactly the sound I want to hear immediately, knowing that I can't do super complex sounds involving fm, s&h, etc. That in itself has a great deal of value that's overlooked on paper. My access virus has probably 50 times the power of the Juno, and still sounds great, but it sometimes it needs a little more... foreplay...

This looks like a psychotropic reaction. No wonder it's so popular...