Simplifying polyphony

Jun-6 V channels the instant-access polyphonic formula that put the Juno series on the map, making massive chords and real analog textures easier than ever to find in your DAW.

The stereo synth

With stereo outputs and a built-in chorus circuit that’s almost as iconic as the synth itself. Jun-6 V creates extra-wide sounds that’ll fill out your mix in no time.

Analog remade

Using our exclusive TAE® technology, every circuit and part of this polysynth icon has been re-engineered to behave just like the original, putting authentic Juno sound in your hands.

Iconic, irresistible

The sounds made famous by countless artists for the past 4 decades, from Eurythmics to Enya, New Order to The Weeknd, captured in a singularly faithful softsynth.

Polyphony
to the masses

Jun-6 V's hardware predecessor was released at a time when a polyphonic synth was a luxury. Many consider the Juno series to have struck a rare and perfect balance when it comes to synthesizer design. Their ease of use, vivid analog sound, and relative affordability helped put the coveted multi-voiced within reach of a bigger audience.

Simple layouts, DCO tuning stability, and deceptively massive sound. The Juno family left a lasting impression on the music world. From the glossy pop stylings of A-ha, to the signature sci-fi atmospheres of Vangelis, to being a pivotal character on the Chicago house scene, their influence was undeniable.

The first model, the Juno-6, was unveiled in 1982, at a time when synthesizers were expanding and competing for broader sound palettes, a higher voice count, more controls. This was just a year after the release of Roland’s polysynth behemoth, the Jupiter-8.

Pure
analog spirit

The Juno synths were notoriously easy to use - Jun-6 V is no different.

From the minute you open it up, you’ll be in familiar synthesis territory, from the simplicity of DCOs to the instant stereo glory of BBD chorus. Dial in a dynamite sound that’s true to the original in no time.

Complex,
meet simple

Jun-6 V represents the virtual rebirth of a classic; it doesn’t end there though.