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SYNTHTYPEYEARUSED PRICE
Akai MPC 60Sixteen pads, shuffle, and a drum sampler with its own sequencer.Sampler1988$1,250–$3,200ARP Solina String Ensemble
A portable string ensemble keyboard that let bands add string sounds.String machine1974$1,000–$1,950Elektron Digitakt
Eight-track sampler groovebox with Elektron sequencing.Sampler2017$390–$580Korg MS-20
A monophonic synth with modular-style patching.Mono semi-modular1978$1,450–$2,600Korg Polysix
Unison, an arpeggiator, and chorus, phase and ensemble effects.Analog poly1981$1,000–$1,700Moog Minimoog Model D
Three oscillators and a ladder filter in a self-contained monophonic synth.Mono1970$4,600–$7,350Moog Mother-32
A semi-modular analog synth with a Moog ladder filter.Semi-modular2015$290–$430Oberheim OB-Xa
Up to eight voices, with keyboard split and layering.Analog poly1980$5,000–$8,000PPG Wave 2.2
Eight voices, 30 wavetables, and a 24 dB lowpass filter.Wavetable1982UnverifiedRoland CR-78
The preset box that put In the Air Tonight on a click.Drum machine1978$1,600–$2,500Roland D-50
Sixteen voices of Roland's LA synthesis.LA digital1987$520–$930Roland Juno-106
6-voice DCO poly, MIDI, the safe first analogAnalog poly1984$1,000–$2,200Roland Juno-60
Arpeggiator, patch memory, DCB not MIDI.Analog poly1982$2,100–$3,750Roland Jupiter-8
Roland's eight-voice polysynth, made from 1981 to 1985.Analog poly1981UnverifiedRoland JX-3P
Same era as the 106, with PG-200 programmer energy.Analog poly1983$430–$900Roland SH-101
Shoulder-strap bass and the sequencer that never quit.Mono1982$1,000–$1,600Roland System-100
Roland's semi-modular system of five units.Semi-modular1975UnverifiedRoland TB-303
Discontinued within two years, then the sound of acid house.Bass mono1981$1,800–$3,300Roland TR-808
The analog drum machine that became a genre.Drum machine1980$4,000–$7,000Roland TR-909
Analog drums with sampled hi-hats and cymbals.Drum machine1983$3,100–$5,600Roland VP-330
Vocoder plus ensemble: the choir in a suitcase.Vocoder / ensemble1979$2,500–$4,000Sequential Prophet-5
The first programmable analog poly, and still the one studios keep in tune.Analog poly1978$4,000–$6,500Teenage Engineering OP-1
A portable studio that looks like a toy and isn't.Groovebox2011$560–$810Waldorf Microwave
The PPG Wave 2.3's circuitry, rebuilt in a 2U rack.Wavetable1989$1,150–$2,350Yamaha DX7
32 algorithms, zero knobs, and 16 voices of digital FM.FM digital1983$400–$700