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5. February 2026

Behringer JN-80: Eight Voices of Analog Heritage Reimagined

Behringer’s JN-80 is their latest foray into the world of classic analog polysynths, channeling the spirit of the legendary Juno 60 but with a modern twist. In this official showcase, Behringer pulls back the curtain on an eight-voice analog powerhouse, complete with DCOs, the iconic 3109 VCF, a lush BBD chorus, and a workflow that’s as immediate as it is inviting. The video is a no-nonsense affair: just the JN-80, dry from the outputs, letting its raw tones and punchy voicing do the talking. For those who crave authentic analog warmth and a synth that wants to be played, not

Behringer JN-80

5. February 2026

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Bolo Da Producer

Bolo Da Producer Digs Into Behringer’s JN-80: Budget Juno or Just Hype?

Bolo Da Producer, the platinum beatmaker with a knack for real talk, takes a hard look at Behringer’s JN-80—the so-called clone of the legendary Juno-60. Is this new slab of plastic a proper street weapon or just another cheap knockoff? With his trademark energy, Bolo breaks down the hype, the history, and the price tag, all while keeping it 100 about what matters to working producers. If you’re hunting for that classic chorus-drenched polyphony without selling a kidney, this is the video you need to see. But don’t expect a nostalgia trip without some side-eye—Bolo’s not letting Behringer off easy.

Behringer JN-80, Roland Juno-60

26. January 2026

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MusicRadar Tech

NAMM 2026: MusicRadar Tech’s Top Synth Picks – No Hype, Just Heat

NAMM 2026 just dropped a synth arsenal that’ll make your wallet sweat and your studio jealous. The MusicRadar Tech crew—those Future Music and Computer Music veterans—beamed in from the rave bunker of California to spill on the filthiest, wildest, and most jaw-dropping gear of the show. From FM beasts and acoustic oddities to cheap samplers and Juno clones, these are the weapons you’ll want in your sonic street fight. If you want the glossy PR, look elsewhere—these lads call it as they see it, wifi gremlins and all.

Ashun Sound Machines Leviasynth, Behringer JN-80, Korg Phase 8, Stylophone Voice