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$439Arturia MicroBrute Analog Synthesiser
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$439Moog Theremini Compact Theremin
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$999Moog DFAM Semi-Modular Analog Percussion Synth
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$879Novation Ultranova Synthesizer with Vocoder
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$199Teenage Engineering OPLAB Module For OP-Z
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$999Teenage Engineering OP-Z Wireless Synthesizer And Step Sequencer
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$599Novation Bass Station 2 Synthesizer and MIDI Controller
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$2279Moog Subsequent 37 Analog Synthesizer
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$1319Behringer Deepmind 12 Analog Synthesizer
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$519Korg Monologue Silver Monophonic Synthesiser
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$519Korg Monologue Black Monophonic Synthesizer
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$25Teenage Engineering MC-3 Mini Cable Set
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$429Korg Triton Taktile 25 – Synthesizer and MIDI Controller 25 Key
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$1349Moog Grandmother 32 Note Semi-Modular Analog Synthesizer
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$1029Roland TR-8S Rhythm Performer Drum Machine
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$99Elektron PL-2S Protective Lid (fits Analog Heat & Digitakt)
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$659Behringer K-2 Analog Semi Modular Synthesizer
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$799Behringer ODYSSEY Analog Synthesiser
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$165Teenage Engineering PO-137 Rick and Morty Edition
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$799Korg MicroKORG S Analog Modelling Synthesizer & 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!
