Roland D-70 Soundfont

The D-70 is still relatively cheap compared to a Juno-106. You can find a broken one for $150 (screen missing) or a working one for $400. If you buy the hardware, you can sample yourself. This is the only way to get the full "Super LA" synthesis with the analog filter resonance (the D-70 had digital filters controlled by analog circuitry).

The D-70 was marketed as the successor to the legendary D-50. However, internally, it represents a significant pivot. While the D-50 used "Linear Arithmetic" synthesis (combining short, sampled attacks with synthesized sustain portions), the D-70 moved toward full sample playback, utilizing the distinct "U-20/U-220" sample ROM architecture combined with a powerful digital filter and effects section. roland d-70 soundfont

Because this is a sampled approximation (not a real LA synth engine), you will not get: The D-70 is still relatively cheap compared to a Juno-106