Roland JUPITER-8 Synthesizer Information, Specifications and Resources

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Overview

The Roland JUPITER-8 is a synthesizer released in 1981. It is aimed at musicians wanting to create and modify their own sounds.

The JUPITER-8 has 61 synth/organ style full sized keys without touch sensitivity or aftertouch. It has eight notes of polyphony. It has a sustain/damper pedal. It has no built-in learning system. It has no built-in speakers which means you will have to connect it to external amplification and speakers in order to hear it. It runs from AC power.

It's a part of the JUPITER family of instruments.

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FAQ

What year was the Roland JUPITER-8 launched?

This instrument was launched in 1981

What other models did Roland release in 1981?

• Juno-6
• JUPITER-6

What models did other manufacturers release in 1981?

• Casio Casiotone 101
• Casio Casiotone 202
• Casio Casiotone 401
• Casio Casiotone 610
• Casio Casiotone 701
• Casio MT-30
• Casio MT-40
• Korg Polysix
• Yamaha CS-70M
• Yamaha GS1
• Yamaha GS2
• Yamaha HS-200
• Yamaha SK15

What other synths were released at a similar time?

• Korg CX-3
• Korg Delta
• Korg Lambda ES50
• Korg Poly-61
• Korg Poly-800
• Korg Polysix
• Korg SAS-20
• Korg Trident
• Roland Juno-60
• Roland JX-3P
• Roland SH-101
• Roland SH-2
• Roland VP-330
• Yamaha CE20
• Yamaha CE25
• Yamaha CS-01
• Yamaha CS-01 II
• Yamaha CS-15D
• Yamaha CS-20M
• Yamaha CS-40M
• Yamaha CS-70M
• Yamaha DX1
• Yamaha DX7
• Yamaha DX9
• Yamaha GS1
• Yamaha GS2
• Yamaha SK10
• Yamaha SK15
• Yamaha SK20
• Yamaha SK30
• Yamaha SK50D

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