Analog polysynths
Warm chords and pads — Junos, Prophets, Oberheims. 7 indexed.
Korg Polysix Unison, ensemble, and a battery that will eat the board if you wait. 1981 · $700–$1,200
Oberheim OB-Xa Jump's brass, stacked and slightly unhinged. 1980 · $5,000–$8,000
Roland Juno-106 6-voice DCO poly, MIDI, the safe first analog 1984 · $900–$1,400
Roland Juno-60 Arpeggiator, punchier envelopes, DCB not MIDI. 1982 · $1,800–$2,600
Roland Jupiter-8 The flagship analog poly every 80s session chased. 1981 · $12,000–$18,000
Roland JX-3P Same era as the 106, with PG-200 programmer energy. 1983 · $700–$1,100
Sequential Prophet-5 The first programmable analog poly, and still the one studios keep in tune. 1978 · $4,000–$6,500