Boutique family
Same metal dock, same USB/MIDI habits, different classics. After the SH-01A, these are the popular siblings producers actually bag for gigs: JUNO pads, 303 acid, 808/909 drums, Jupiter stacks and JX digital DCOs.
Already deep-dived: SH-01A pack
JUNO-60 / JUNO-106
JU-06A
DCOs, high-pass + low-pass, legendary chorus, arpeggio and chord memory.
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TB-303
TB-03
Accent, slide, cutoff, resonance — the acid bassline machine in Boutique form.
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TR-808
TR-08
Analog-modelled 808 voices, sub-steps, shuffle, trigger out to drive SH-01A / TB-03.
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TR-909
TR-09
909 kick punch, metallic hats, tunable toms — techno’s other half of the 808.
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JUPITER-8
JP-08
Dual VCO architecture, cross-mod, richly programmable ‘80s poly — slider heaven.
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JX-3P
JX-03
Digital DCOs with analog-style filtering — early ‘80s presets and PG-style editing.
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FAQ
- What is the Roland Boutique series?
- Compact ACB recreations of classic Roland instruments — battery-powered, USB audio/MIDI, optional K-25m keybed — sharing docks and a live-rig culture with the SH-01A.
- Which Boutique should I buy after the SH-01A?
- JU-06A for poly pads/chorus; TB-03 for dedicated acid; TR-08 if you want drums that trigger your SH via TRIG OUT.
- Do these pages replace Roland’s manuals?
- No. We teach signal flow and recipes in plain language and link to Roland’s official downloads. PDFs are never hosted here.
- Boutique vs AIRA vs canon originals?
- Canon (303/808/909) defines the dialect. Boutiques are portable recreations. AIRA (TB-3/MX-1/TR-8S) is the modern live cluster. Study all three layers; buy what matches your desk.
- Can Boutiques share a clock with TR-8S?
- Yes — MIDI clock/USB. Pick one master (see AIRA clock study recipe) and avoid double clock from DIN and USB at once.
- Where is the deep SH-01A stop?
- /gear/sh-01a hosts the playground, module tour and full recipe HowTos. This Boutique hub links the family around it.