JUNO-D6 Synthesizer | 61-Note Keyboard with Synth Action | ZEN-Core Engine with Over 3800 Onboard Sounds | Intuitive Creative Tools | USB-C Audio/MIDI Interface for Mobile & Computers

My wife and I both play. I have had a few entry level keyboards over the years, but never anything close to professional grade. I figured it was time to go further and I arrive the Juno D6. I was able to buy it as an open-box special and thus got it even cheaper. I cannot believe how good the sounds are for what I paid. The usability was easy and by the second day i was modifying scenes and tones and saving my own in the user bank - very easy learning curve here. Our acoustic band has even used the rhythm part for simple drum patterns as metronome and they were impressed with that. But the quality of the sounds has taken my playing to a whole new level. Have already used it on a couple of small gigs. I couldn't be happier with this purchase. If you are wanting an entry-level professional grade synth, this may be the one for you. Some other tips include the external audio in to do some play-alongs as practice, and the XLR external mic input with fader for volume level is a very nice touch, giving the musician control of both levels without needing to go to the board to adjust and cuts down by one channel your board usage - this may make a difference in some use cases so it's worth bringing up. Oh, and I gigged using a USB-C power bank as the power source - it really does work!

I recently purchased the Roland JUNO-D6 Synthesizer 61-Note Keyboard, and I couldn’t be happier! The sound quality is simply awesome, with a wide variety of tones that perfectly suit my musical needs. Whether I’m creating electronic beats or layering lush pads, this keyboard delivers every time. The only minor downside I noticed is that the keys feel a bit awkward to play compared to regular piano keys. They seem slightly slimmer, which took a bit of getting used to. However, this is a small trade-off for the incredible sounds and features this synth offers. Overall, I highly recommend the Roland JUNO-D6 for anyone looking for a powerful and versatile keyboard. It’s a fantastic addition to my setup!

If you are a fan of the old Juno II this is a great transition into the future keeping the integrity of a classic synth

Straight out of the box, the Juno-D6 sounds disappointingly thin and uninspiring — more like an entry-level keyboard than a professional instrument. Using the exact same setup and cables, my Yamaha produces a far richer, fuller, and more expressive tone. Unfortunately, the Juno-D6’s sound engine feels dated and underwhelming, especially compared to what the promotional videos suggest. The online demos are far more polished than the real experience — likely enhanced or processed. In contrast, the onboard sounds themselves come across as flat, synthetic, and lacking depth. For serious musicians or performers, this instrument simply doesn’t deliver the quality its marketing implies.

Good music investment

Esta bonito y suena bien

The keyboard does a lot of stuff I’ll give it that, but there are a few things about it. I did not like as far as the sustain and hold you have to have a pedal for that and it doesn’t come with it all my other keyboard have the button for that and all the effects are too widely spread apart to really utilize them in the way that I needed like when you’re in the moment jamming it takes forever to get to a different sound unless you were playing with that particular sound throughout the whole jam. The novation keyboards are way better and so much more fun and not as massive if I didn’t throw the box away I would’ve returned it lol but it’s great for people that are just starting out

Excellent sounding, well made and fun to play.