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The Teenage Engineering OP-1 is a revolutionary portable synthesizer, sampler, and controller packed with features and sounds. Ten synth engines, eight built-in effects, 4-track recorder, and a brilliantly simple interface pushes the boundaries of what a small gadget like this can do. Shop Reverb.com today for the best deals on new and used Teenage Engineering OP-1 synths.

Equipped with two LFOs on each voice of the eight voices, four autonomous synth channels, and a polyphonic sequencer, the Elektron Digitone 8-Voice Digital Synth applies the company's famed electronic expertise to FM synthesis for a box of almost limitless possibility. Elektron's intuitive sequencing interface gives you easy control over the four individual FM synth engines along with built-in effects like Saturator Delay and Supervoid Reverb for a universe of pure sonic creation.

If you're looking for a tiny digital-analog titan that can synthesize with the big boys, the Korg microKORG is looking to give you a ring. Boasting the same technology as the Korg MS2000 in a more compact chassis, the microKORG is ideal for anyone with space and budget limitations who still wants Korg quality.

The Korg Volca FM is an ultra-compact digital synth that recreates the sound of a legendary FM synth from the 1980s, the DX7, even going so far as to support original DX7 patch data. This tiny workhorse gives you three polyphonic voices and six FM operators to reproduce a wealth of iconic bass sounds, buzzing leads, electric pianos and more while being significantly easier to program than the original. The onboard sequencer and arpeggiator let you bring liquid motion to your tracks while the built-in chorus effect instantly gives you the sound of the '80s.

The Teenage Engineering Pocket Operator PO-20 Arcade is an insanely fun, super affordable compact synth packed with chiptune sounds and effects. Build a sequence on the fly or improvise an 8-bit masterpiece, filling out your sound with 16 built-in studio quality effects. Whether you're using it standalone or with any of the other Pocket Operators, the glitched out tones of the PO-20 Arcade synth will a huge nostalgic smile to your face.

Featuring a 61-key layout, 16-voice polyphony and a six envelope generator in the VCA, the Yamaha DX7 remains one of the cornerstones of digital FM synthesis. Found in the rigs of Brian Eno, Crystal Method and the Beastie Boys since its introduction in 1983, the DX7 combines vintage cool, professional credibility and an array of metallic sine-wave synthesis for a welcome addition in any enthusiast's collection.

A member of the Reface series, the Yamaha Reface DX borrows from synths and keyboards of old to bring you updated functionality with those good, vintage sounds. Drawing particularly from the DX7, which was a music-defining synthesizer in the '80s, the Reface DX serves up expressive sound that harkens back to the DX7, but can be molded to your own preferences using onboard multi-effects that can be saved as one of 32 patches. The Reface DX also contains a looper, giving you the ability to quickly record and play with any sonic ideas you may have.

Like the rest in the Pocket Operator series, the Teenage Engineering Pocket Operator Sub is a bite-sized, calculator-shaped minisynth that's great for on-the-go, on-the-fly synth sequencing or arpeggiation. The PO-14 Sub is a bass synthesizer, containing 15 synth bass sounds (and even a drum machine!), totally tweakable with any of the 16 onboard effects, like delay or bit crush. A 16-step sequencer complete with pattern chaining rounds off the key features of the Pocket Operator Sub. It may be small, but its sound isn't!

If you're just getting into synths, want something super-portable, or know a younger synth-lover, check out the Teenage Engineering Pocket Operator PO-16 Factory. This calculator-sized digital synth was designed specifically for its portability and intuitive interface, sporting a screen with fun animations, a 16-step arpeggiator as well as a 16-step sequencer, 16 onboard effects, and three synth engines, along with a few other features. The Operator Factory is perfect for on-the-go composition or for people who just like playing with synths.

Built using Analog Circuit Behavior (ACB) technology to faithfully recreate the powerful original, the Roland Boutique Series SH-01A offers the original monophonic powerhouse with an expanded arsenal of voices for a new world of sounds.

• Sound Generation: Up to four-voice polyphony in four modes (MONO/UNISON/POLY/CHORD)


• Sections: LFO (Rate, Wave Form), VCO (Mod, Range, Pulse Width, LFO/Man/Env), VCF (Freq, Res, Env, Mod, KYBD), Envelope with ADSR


• Effects: Step Sequencer (100 steps, four-note polyphony), Arpeggiator (Two Octaves, Down/Up/Up&Down)


• Other Features: Source Mix, Control Section, Seven LED Segments, MIDI In/Out, USB Port

For the vintage synth and drum machine enthusiast who wants to bring those analog sounds on the train, in the car, or anywhere else on the go, the Teenage Engineering PO-24 Pocket Operator Office Synthesizer delivers vintage taste in a compact, modern package. 16 real sampled sounds from throwback units comes outfitted with 16 onboard effects and 128 pattern chaining to produce textured, nuanced tracks with a few punches and tiny knob twists.

The Roland JD-Xi is a unique breed: it's a hybridization of digital and analog. Though it's small, the JD-Xi packs an analog synth section that's perfect for leads, two separate sections for digital synths totaling 128 voices in all, a vocoder, a four-track pattern sequencer that allows you to jam over loops, and even a library of preset sounds into its small enclosure. Impressively, that's not all this tiny hybrid synth holds, but you'll have to grab one and play it for yourself to find out just how many features the JD-Xi has.

If you prefer building beats to fiddling with your phone while you're on the train, in the back of a car, or anywhere mobile, the Teenage Engineering PO-32 Pocket Operator Tonic Drum Synthesizer delivers a true music-making experience in the smallest of packages. Sculpt kicks, snares, claps, and more from real synth engines and plug them into the 16-step sequencer to get the beat going no matter where you are.

Offering much of what the impressive UltraNova offers, the Novation MiniNova takes what makes that synth so great and just puts it in a smaller package. Boasting 256 adjustable sounds, the MiniNova gives you complete shaping power with only five knobs and eight buttons. Somehow, Novation managed to pack a vocoder, expression pedal, mod wheel, arpeggiator, 3 LFOs, 37 keys, and more into this small digital synth.

The Roland JUNO-DS61 digital synth is an awesome update to the Juno-D and Juno-Di keyboards, giving you a huge range of sounds and functionality for modern live performance and studio work. The Juno-DS sports 61 velocity-sensitive keys that feel solid and comfortable to play, as well as eight "Phrase Pads" that can trigger anything you need for your show -- single-hit sounds, extended samples, even entire songs. One of the biggest improvements in this model is in the piano and organ sounds, part of over 1000 sounds that come stock with the keyboard. From there, you can build your own custom patches and expand further with the Wave Expansion Slot. Add to this an 8-track sequencer, a killer vocoder, and an integrated USB interface and you've got an awesome keyboard that's built for today's performers and studio musicians.

The Roland JU-06 is a virtual analog sound module that recreates the sound of the Roland Juno-106, offering 23 of its knob and slider controls, including its classic on-board chorus effect. The JU-06 differs from its predecessor by offering a faster LFO and a new continuously variable hi-pass filter. Each module also features up to 4 voices of polyphony, the ability to chain modules together for more voices, a 16-step sequencer, two ribbon controllers, a built-in speaker, battery or USB bus power, MIDI/USB in and out, and mini jacks for stereo input, output, and headphones.