When it comes to iconic synths, there are a handful of instruments that stand tall within the annals of musical history, capturing the hearts of musicians, producers and listeners so profoundly that their sound has echoed throughout decades.
One such synthesizer is the JUNO-106, the legendary polysynth released in 1984 that has found a home in the set-ups of artists both classic and contemporary, from Vangelis and Depeche Mode all the way through to Tame Impala and Daft Punk.
