Hi there,
I bought this JUNO 106 the other day, and at the time didn't notice this issue.
C4#, D4 and D4# seem to play two voices at the same time. During test, they skip voices of 3/5/6 or randomly jumping voices.
The fifth voice has a noise on it when I play it on the other keys. Is this a voice chip issue or key switch issue?
JUNO 106 Double Voice Issue
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Re: JUNO 106 Double Voice Issue
Sounds like two unrelated problems.
If only three keys give you the two voices, it suggests a problem in the key scanning circuit. If plaing the Juno over MIDI do those notes play OK?
If every fifth voice sounds strange, it could be a voice chip but the most common voice chip issue is a total failure.
If only three keys give you the two voices, it suggests a problem in the key scanning circuit. If plaing the Juno over MIDI do those notes play OK?
If every fifth voice sounds strange, it could be a voice chip but the most common voice chip issue is a total failure.
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