Juno First Arcade Machine

I have an arcade machine with over 30,000 games on it. It tears up normal hard drives, makes them run super hot and slow. I have had several hard drives go up on me because it is trying to access to much date. This SSD was expensive but worth every penny. The games run 10 times faster and this hard drive never heats up. If you have a MAME arcade machine this is the answer.

This compact 80's arcade themed micro drum machine provides endless amounts of entertainment.

This has been great for printing decals for our arcade machines.

It is more rugged than I expected and better padded as well. I know it will protect my Juno Stage very well!

This machine is amazing. First off, it is HUGE.. Not just huge but heavy. If you are not comfortable holding 70 lbs of monitors and machine up, get assistance putting your monitors on this thing. I suggest pillows under all of your monitors. Secondly, make sure you know what height you want the monitors to sit at prior to adding all the monitors, this thing is a real pain to change your mind on only because its so big and heavy. Finally, make sure you tighten things up prior to your final position if the thing is not easily accessible. Because of how large it is and how unwieldy it is, any change you have to make after final installation will take forever.I absolutely love this thing. It not only caries my three 24\ monitors with some ease

This is not only a work of art it is a spectacular machine. First Mac that I have ever owned that is completely silent. Faster than a blinking an eye. Literally starts in five seconds. Powerful almost be on belief.

First off, as I'm sure everyone on this site knows, dealing with B&H is always hassle-free and a quality professional experience. As for the machine, it's a real beauty so far. I edit video packages that include a fair amount of graphics, titles, and transitions. I haven't really put it to the test with a 20-30 minute segment yet, but it has mostly blown through the :45-1:00 packages that I've been putting together.

I grew up on the old Roland Junos, and was especially fond of my Juno 60. The sounds from that, the Juno 106 and Jupiter 8 were in a class by themselves. The System-8 brings all of that back. The sounds are there, as is the layout -- with all the controls out and ready to be tinkered with -- making it a great blast from the past. Having both a Juno 106 and Jupiter 8 all in one, along with the System 8 synth, is pretty sweet. I was skeptical of a digital take on analog sounds, but Roland's ACB technology delivers. It too, is in its own class.

I had been looking around for a case for my Roland Juno-Stage that wasn't hundreds of dollars but that still would give me the protection I needed as well as being easy to move. The Gator GK-76 fit the bill and B&H's price was the best out there and even included free shipping. I've played 2 gigs since I got it and it's great. Protective but light and the built in wheels are a big help. My keyboard is safe & sound in this case!

If you love the Juno series, this has all of them and yes it sounds just like the old ones. Its buit tough, the action is great. Building your own sounds is very adictive, easy and once get used to the layout and menus its easy. I love all the customisable buttons and sliders on the left. The knobs and sliders are silky smooth and tough. The sounds are very lush and full, the effects are good, but not perfect, the reverb is basic, but its smooth. The delay is very nice and so is the drive. It was easy to update the firmware all you need is a thumb drive. If you want that Juno sound and dont want to risk getting an original, this will do nicely.