Keyboard Synthesizers

MoogMono

Bassists and lead synth players wanting the definitive analog mono-synth tone.

Roland8-voice poly

Studios wanting a lush, wide analog pad and brass sound for film-score-style production.

Sequential Circuits5-voice poly

Producers wanting the iconic analog polysynth pad/lead sound of late-70s/80s records.

Yamaha16-voice poly

Producers wanting the definitive glassy 80s FM electric-piano and bass sounds.

RolandMono

Acid house and techno producers wanting the original squelchy bass-line sequencer sound.

Roland6-voice poly

Producers wanting an affordable, in-tune analog pad/string sound with built-in chorus.

Oberheim8-voice poly

Composers wanting the bold, brassy analog pad sound heard on classic 80s film scores.

Korg6-voice poly

Budget-conscious producers wanting analog polyphony plus a built-in step sequencer.

RolandMono

Live performers wanting a portable, strap-on analog bass/lead synth with a built-in sequencer.

Sequential Circuits6-voice poly

Producers wanting an affordable, historically important analog polysynth with real MIDI.

MoogMono

Moog enthusiasts wanting the classic ladder-filter tone in a more compact, memory-equipped synth.

Korg4-voice poly

Producers wanting huge stacked-oscillator analog basslines with a built-in sequencer.

ARP2-voice poly

Producers wanting the punchy, duophonic analog lead/bass sound heard across funk and electro records.

Roland8-voice poly

Producers chasing the distinctive late-80s/90s 'Linear Arithmetic' digital synth sound at a genuinely affordable price.

Roland24-voice poly

Producers wanting hands-on, slider-based control over a genuinely dense and distinctive 90s digital synth engine.

Roland64-voice poly

Budget producers wanting a huge, expandable 90s digital sound library in module form for very little money.

Korg32-voice poly

Producers on a tight budget wanting a genuine full-keyboard 90s Korg workstation for next to nothing.

Korg32-voice poly

Producers wanting an influential, full-featured 90s all-in-one workstation with a real sequencer built in.

Ensoniq20-voice poly

Producers wanting a genuinely capable, overlooked early-90s workstation at a below-market price purely due to brand obscurity.

Yamaha16-voice poly

Budget producers wanting Yamaha's distinctive vector-synthesis sound and joystick control for very little money.

Yamaha16-voice poly

Producers wanting the SY35's vector-synthesis engine as a compact, MIDI-controlled rack module.

KorgMono

Producers wanting genuine physical-modeling synthesis for expressive lead and bass lines, not chordal work.

Korg12-voice poly

Sound designers wanting polyphonic physical-modeling synthesis, a genuinely rare combination in any era.

Waldorf8-voice poly

Sound designers wanting genuine PPG-lineage wavetable synthesis through real analog filters, in rack-module form.