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Roland Juno 106 s, original chips 80017a, fully restored, calibrated, iconic analog

Roland Juno 106 s, original chips 80017a, fully restored, calibrated, iconic analog

£1,718
36/100 deal score

Above market: £1,718 is 8% above the £1,585 median of 97 used Roland Juno 106 listings seen in the last 90 days (typical range £1,359–£1,836).

Very GoodReverb15d ago

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Rare Audio Tubes

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Details

First Seen
25 October 2026
Last Seen
8 November 2026
Times Seen
4

About this listing

Roland Juno 106 s, original chips 80017a, fully restored, calibrated, iconic analog is a used item in very good condition, listed on Reverb. The asking price is £1,718. It is offered by Rare Audio Tubes through Reverb. It is in our Synthesizers category. 97 similar listings have a median asking price of £1,585. Used Gear Hunter first saw this listing on 25 October 2026 and last saw it on 8 November 2026. It has been seen 4 times in our scans. Prices are converted from the seller's currency when we scan the listing, so the amount you pay may differ slightly. The seller sets shipping, and import duty or VAT may apply, so check the final cost and the item's details on Reverb before buying.

From the seller

For sale is the iconic Roland Juno 106s, a rarer version of the Juno 106 with full-range speakers (which can be detached). What's unique about this instrument is that it has all six original 80017a VCF/VCA chips. They were "skinned" during service and resoldered with new solder, ensuring they will last for many more years. These chips have a defect that, in the original plastic housing, they get too hot and burn out. That's why there are so few instruments with the original chips. This is a version for the Japanese market, but it has a transformer with two secondary windings, which can be set to 110V or 230V. It is now 230V. During the renovation before being put up for sale, the following work was performed: - replacing all capacitors in the power supply section - checking other components, replacing the conductive paste in the voltage regulators, etc. - desoldering all (!) potentiometers, disassembling them, cleaning them, and lubricating them with special potentiometer paste. (Unlike "scrubbing" the potentiometers, this will give them a very long life and preserve their original sound.) - All the foam protecting the potentiometers from dust has been replaced - All the microswitches have been replaced with original Alps ones (just like the original ones) After the restoration, the instrument was calibrated/tuned using an oscilloscope and an oscillator. The speakers are in excellent condition (like new). The keys are white, not yellowed from age. The plastic sides are slightly scratched, but that's normal for this model. The colored buttons are not faded, as is often the case with this model. They are beautiful, almost factory-colored.