Uploaded April 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
POV - it’s 1982 and you’re opening the case containing your brand new Roland Juno 60 analogue polyphonic synth for the first time.
The paintwork pops out immediately - the matte black factory finish is almost unblemished, the glossy colours are bright, bold and shiny.
As near to a factory fresh new old stock vintage synth as you could hope to find: how is this still possible in 2026?
POV - it’s 1982 and you’re opening the case containing your brand new Roland Juno 60 analogue polyphonic synth for the first time.
The paintwork pops out immediately - the matte black factory finish is almost unblemished, the glossy colours are bright, bold and shiny.
As near to a factory fresh new old stock vintage synth as you could hope to find: how is this still possible in 2026?










