Roland Juno 60 chorus vs TC June 60V2 chorus (No Talking)

In my opinion, the June 60 is a decent copy of the Juno 60 chorus for the price. One thing that I do not like about the June 60 is the fact that it is noisier than the Juno 60 chorus, or at least mine is. I also do not like the abrupt volume changes when engaging the pedal. There are probably better pedals out there for achieving the Juno 60 chorus effect but this is the only pedal I have tried. I did my best to level the audio between choruses being engaged and the dry sound. Hope this video is helpful, thank you for watching!

[ebutuoytm]

Beautiful playing mate. To me the pedal sounds a bit lacking compared to the depth and silkiness of the original chorus. Also, glad to see you have re-acquired another Juno 60!

[vaiman]

I'll never sell my JUNO-60, kids would go first.

[ProducerRealz]

Use it as outboard aux send a d you'll have better control of levels and Dry/effect mix
Use the June 60 with the Stereo output. Its amazing

[streetwithoutjoy]

Thanks for getting this up! Now we know for sure.

[thesrabbit]

Thanks for doing this! I think they missed the mark again. The sound through the pedal gets thinner and there’s also a pulse width through zero sort of vibe happening that I’m not a fan of.

[ageshero]

If roland would release a simple reissue of this keyboard… i just want a fresh and long lasting synth I don’t have to fix that feels like a vintage board lol

[ryananthony]

I can't believe I actually like the pedal better!! Gonna order 2 or 3 1 for my WASP for sure, 1 for guitar, and 1 for whatever

[vincenzoaquila]

Did you leave the guitar mode on? And is it in Fast or Slow mode?