Vintage Synthesizers
Analog and digital synths, drum machines, samplers, and electronic instruments. Specs, history, and collector guides.
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- Access — Virus series virtual analog
- AMS — British studio processors
- ARP — Odyssey, 2600, and the American analog legacy
- Buchla — West Coast modular synthesis
- Casio — CZ series and affordable phase distortion
- Clavia — Nord Lead virtual analog
- E-mu — Emulator samplers and Proteus sound modules
- Ensoniq — Mirage, ESQ-1, and affordable digital
- Eventide — Harmonizer effects processors
- Fairlight — The CMI that started sampling
- Farfisa — Italian combo organs
- Hammond — Tonewheel organs and the sound of rock
- Hohner — Clavinet and beyond
- Korg — MS-20, Polysix, M1, and beyond
- Lexicon — Studio reverb legends
- Moog — Where synthesis began
- Oberheim — OB-Xa, Matrix-12, and poly analog warmth
- PPG — Wave series wavetable synthesis
- Rhodes — The electric piano that defined jazz-funk
- Roland — Jupiter, Juno, TR-808, and the sounds that defined electronic music
- Sequential Circuits — The Prophet-5 and the birth of MIDI
- Vox — Continental organs
- Wurlitzer — The other electric piano