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![Teenage Engineering PO-33]()
$139Teenage Engineering PO-33 KO Pocket Operator
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![Akai MPK Mini Play]()
$199Akai MPK Mini Play Mini Controller Synth
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![Pocket Operator PO-20]()
$109Teenage Engineering Pocket Operator PO-20 Arcade Synthesiser
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![Korg Monotron Delay]()
$79Korg Monotron Delay Synthesizer Space Delay
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![Korg Minilogue]()
$749Korg Minilogue Polyphonic Analogue Synthesizer
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![Korg Volca FM]()
$249Korg Volca FM Polyphonic Synthesizer
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![Korg Volca Keys]()
$249Korg Volca Keys Analog Synthesizer with Loop Sequencer
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![Korg Minilogue XD]()
$895Korg Minilogue XD Analog Synthesizer
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![Teenage Engineering PO-35]()
$139Teenage Engineering PO-35 Pocket Operator Speak
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$79Korg Monotron-Duo Synthesizer Dual Oscillator
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![Behringer Model-D]()
$568Behringer Model D Synthesizer
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![Korg Volca Bass]()
$249Korg Volca Bass Analog Bass Synthesizer
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$65Teenage Engineering CA-X Pocket Operator Case
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$568Behringer Neutron Semi Modular Desktop Analog Synthesizer
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![Moog Theremini]()
$439Moog Theremini Compact Theremin
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![Roland VT-4]()
$341Roland VT-4 Voice Transformer
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$439Arturia MicroBrute Analog Synthesiser
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![Novation MiniNova]()
$549Novation MiniNova Synthesizer with Vocoder
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![Teenage Engineering OP-1]()
$1899Teenage Engineering OP1 Portable Synthesizer
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![Korg MicroKORG]()
$679Korg MicroKORG Synthesizer with Vocoder
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Synthesizers
Synthesizers or Synths are electronic musical instruments, often resembling a keyboard and used to create organic digital sounds. Available in a range of sizes, shapes, and configurations; Synths also feature the ability to patch into one another for increased manipulation and sound modeling. Rising in popularity, the Synth was most prominent in disco during the 70's and 80's. While remaining a great tool for expressive live performances and unique studio applications.
Most commonly found in the form of a keyboard, there are several different types of synths. Even battery-powered options that will fit in your pocket such as the popular Teenage Engineering Pocket Operators.
Analog synthesizers work to generate sound from electronic circuits. While digital synthesizers create sound using the inbuilt computer chips. You'll find Bass synthesizers perfect for creating the bass line on your track. While a drum machine, also classed as a synth, usually features a number of pads used to trigger drum-like sounds. Including knobs and faders used for tweaking and altering your sound.
At DJ City, we have a large range of Synthesizers and keyboard synths on display at all of our stores. So head into your local DJ City store and try them for yourself!
