Screens? Looks offline
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A buttique mk2? They never rolled out a 2nd version of the original boutique.
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Time for the new Boutique wave.
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If it is let’s hope the sliders are not tiny this time 
Theres a lot of things releasing. Thats why music retailers are trying to get rid of old inventory as fast as possible. I don’t want fomo so I will sit on hands until I find something I really like.
I don’t want to buy this boutique then find out the MC-1000 gets a release too. This release cycle is a true test of willpower for me,
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Same. Holding out for the SP-666.
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I’d be all in for that! The boutiques are so great, and they smartly improved them by removing those stupid touch strips so they can use the space for other things. I’d love it if they removed the sequencer part and used the spade to just make it a module with long enough sliders without any distractions.
Ju-06 and Ju-06a
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Finally going after that OP-1 market?
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Night Vision Synthesiser 
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Given the box in the image of the first post here is square, I highly hope it is a groovebox/sampler
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Isn’t this just the JP-08?
Edit: Nvm, seems a new thing after all.
Okt 22 Roland will show the N/Vision according to this news item:
If you do a google search on Roland N/vision you will also find this page (which is currently still empty): Roland Jupiter-08 & n/vision Synthesizers - Sky Music
Dude, I might pick up that TD-07KV2. I just need a mesh snare to hit in a compact setup. I will use the drum brain to control superior drumme.
Also seeing these two boutiques releasing we will have some nice bad gear episodes in 2027
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done a bit of digging… they are both boutiques which include the keyboard, it appears n/vision is a wavetable synth and the Jupiter 8 now has proper size sliders, instant purchase for both when you see them
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A range of boutiques with a bit more horsepower for things like Polyphony and full size controls would be such a massive win.
Currently the only option is the System-8 which is great, but huge, ugly and expensive.
The ACB Jupiter sounds so much like the real think I don’t care if it’s really analogue.
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The “n/vision” name seems similar to their n/zyme synth engine which is:
a thoroughly modern instrument with an all-new synth engine from Roland. Combining wavetable oscillator layers, phase and shape modulation, resonant filters, and two insanely powerful Step LFOs, n/zyme is a highly interactive music tool that sparks endless creative explorations
But thus far it’s only been available as a ZenCore Model Expansion for Fantoms. Maybe this is a stand alone version?
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Good catch! Has to be.
It beats programming a Jupiter with a mouse. 