The Roland JD-800 is a '90s-era digital synth, featuring a multitude of tactile sliders and real-time parameter controls. Loaded with features, players get 100 built-in basic samples, multi-stage envelopes, Roland's effects suit, and the ability to layer four different synths for one patch. It also features low-, high-, and band-pass filters. At a max 24-tone polyphony, it's not quite limitless, but remains a solid choice for anyone looking for a capable digital synth with a little bit of analog flair.