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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.

This compact, patchable synth kit is perfect for beginners, while the Werkstatt's rich sound and flexibility makes it a great addition to any rig. Featuring an analog oscillator, classic Moog filter, VCA, LFO, and envelope generator—the Werkstatt offers a full synth voice at Moog's most-affordable price point. With the included CV expander, players can connect to other instruments and Eurorack systems.

The Make Noise Maths is a highly capable control unit providing two sources that can act as LFOs, Envelopes or looping envelopes that can be summed or modulate each other in a multitude of ways.

The Korg Minilogue brings the trend for compact new analog synthesizers into the polyphonic world. Featuring four voices comprised of two variable shape VCOs feeding into a switchable 2- or 4-pole lowpass filter, the Minilogue starts from a classic voice architecture but adds features like a sophisticated 16-step sequencer, onboard tape-style delay and an OLED oscilloscope to the create a distinctively modern machine.

Today's electronic landscape has sprouted from a few underground scenes and enthusiasts into a sprawling community of genres, artists, and fans. Leaving behind the bulky synth models from decades past, modern music makers demand three things: seamless functionality, plenty of power, and easily transportable models. Enter the Korg Volca Keys. Capturing the fat, warm sounds only an analog synth could produce, this packs authentic Korg tone in a package that won't eat up your desk space or wallet.

The Korg Monologue is a compact monophonic analog synthesizer with dual oscillators, an onboard step sequencer and preset patches written by Aphex Twin. Built in the spirit of the highly popular Minilogue, this fully programmable 25-key synth features mono-optimized VCOs capable of microtuning, with a new drive circuit to bring some extra hair to your sound. The step sequencer gives you 16 dedicated step buttons, the ability to transpose the sequence via key triggering and storage of up to four knob movements . Hold down the bass line with ease thanks to the E-to-E layout of the keyboard and get wild visualizations from the built-in OLED oscilloscope so that you and your audience can see into the sound. On the go or not in range of a power source? No problem. The Monologue can even be run off of six AA batteries and is built with long-term durability and reliability in mind. The Minilogue is an amazing analog synth for beginners or anyone looking to expand the color palette of their existing keyboard rig.

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 AFX Station is Aphex Twin's own take on the ever-popular Bass Station II monosynth. It comes equipped with features designed in collaboration with the artist, including an inventive "patch-per-key" mode that allows users to trigger separate patches from each of the synth's 25 keys. And with 128 custom patches designed by other artists like Richard Devine and Lightbath, you have plenty to choose from—or, of course, you can make your own. With Aphex Twin graphics and a limited-edition gift box, it's a fitting signature model to the acclaimed electronic producer, with an affordable price point for fans.

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.

Building on the four-voice powerhouse that injected new life into the Japanese company like a more sophisticated step sequencer, added onboard modulation and effects, and a digital multi-engine, the Korg Minilogue XD Polyphonic Analogue Synthesizer is a fitting sequel to one of the most popular modern synths. Setting comfortably between the accessibility of an entry-level model with features pulled directly from the Prologue, Korg's flagship, the Minilogue XD delivers a comprehensive world of synthesis at a price point any musician would love.

Built with three powerful oscillators, a coveted 24dB/octave ladder filter, and flexible layout made to play nice with other gear in your rig, the Behringer Model D Analog Synthesizer fits a world of fat, expansive monosynth power into a semi-modular desktop presentation. Made in the image of an analog synth classic, Behringer's Model D dials in the much-loved thick basses and world-rending leads right out of the box with added flavor from a white/pink noise generator, overdrive circuit, and USB MIDI capability to seamlessly integrate fat sound into your setup at an attractive price.

The Mother-32 marks Moog's first foray into the popular Eurorack modular format. This monophonic semi-modular synth sports Pulse and Sawtooth oscillator outputs, 32-step sequencer, Ladder filter for high-pass/low-pass, external audio and MIDI inputs, and can be operated either standalone or inside of your favorite Eurorack frame. Two- and three-tier rack stands are available separately to join multiple units.

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.

The Make Noise 0-Coast Semi-Modular Desktop Synthesizer foregoes the East vs. West coast synth debate and offers you a unit that allows complete freedom to make whatever sounds suit your fancy. Built with the option to operate either as a traditional monosynth or with the traditional cable patching, the 0-Coast sports 13 sources, 14 destinations, and voltage control over all circuitry. Throw in dual channels of MIDI to CV and Gate, MIDI controlled arpeggiator, and Triangle Core Analog VCO and you've got a world of synthesis in a box.

Crafted with features including two detuned virtual analog oscillators, a slope triangle processor, and 24-harmonic additive oscillator, the Mutable Instruments Plaits Macro-Oscillator contains a world of muscular modular sound-shaping power in an intuitive format. Built as the heir to the Braids, the Plaits improves upon its predecessor with redesigned hardware and software along with the subtraction of pesky menu digging for a module that adds pure creation to any rig.

A compact analog synthesizer jamming three mixable waveforms, patchable CV implementation, audio processing and an array of unique sound design options into a piece of kit you could throw in your backpack, the Microbrute is a standout pocket dynamo in the analog synth world. It includes the full range of classic monosynth controls including ADSR envelopes for amplitude and filter and an assignable LFO.

An analog percussion instrument from the originators at Moog. Huge range of analog sounds, from smooth and booming to metallic chaos. A built-in sequencer allows for easy, hands-on rhythmic building, and the Eurorack patch panel opens up the Moog DFAM to an enormous range of synthesis potential.