Ah, vintage analog synths. No matter how much new territory today's synth Inventors explore as they design modern synthesizers, so many artists and musicians will always be keenly interested in the simple-yet-raw-sounding-and-fun-to-play classic analog synths of the mid-to-late 20th century. So, today, we restore a classic Roland JUNO-106 analog polysynth and usher it from being close to the end of its story to a new beginning.
There's something special––something spiritual and beautiful––about giving another chance to an entity with so much good in it, isn't there?