Explore our catalog of vintage Japanese Domestic Market synthesizers, samplers, and hardware effect processors. Filter by manufacturer or hardware category below.
The Silver-Chassis Lo-Fi Giant: 16-Bit Linear Sampling, CompactFlash Storage, and the Legendary Vinyl Simulator Compression Pump Introduced in...
VIEW ROLAND SP-404 OG
The Formant Masterpiece: 8-Operator FM, Formant Shaping Synthesis, and the Undisputed Summit of Complex Digital Acoustics Released by...
VIEW YAMAHA FS1R
The Workstation Revolution: 16-Bit AI Synthesis, Burr-Brown DAC Punch, and the Defining Sounds of Late-80s Dance and Pop...
VIEW KORG M1
The Colossus of House and Techno: Hybrid Analog Synthesis, 6-Bit PCM Cymbals, and Tadao Kikumoto’s Legendary Shuffle Groove...
VIEW ROLAND TR-909
The 90s Cult Dual-Engine Processor: 18-Bit Crunchy Conversion, Real-Time Tactile Knobs, and the Legendary French Touch Vocoder &...
VIEW ZOOM STUDIO 1204
Kawai SX-240: Eight-Voice Dual-DCO Masterpiece of the Mid-Eighties Unveiled in 1984 under the newly acquired Kawai/Teisco moniker, the...
VIEW KAWAI SX-240
Boss SP-303 Dr. Sample: The Lo-Fi Champion: 20-Bit Saturated Converters, Luminous Grid, and the Legendary Vinyl Simulator Compression...
VIEW BOSS SP-303 DR. SAMPLE
Akai MPC3000: The Ultimate 16-Bit Production Engine, The V53 Coprocessor, and the Uncompromising Roger Linn Clock That Defined...
VIEW AKAI MPC3000
Korg MS-20 Seminal Screaming Monosynth: The Dual-Filter Patchable Icon Introduced in 1978 alongside its smaller sibling the MS-10,...
VIEW KORG MS-20
Yamaha DX7 The Glass, the Grit, and the Pure Phase-Modulation Force that Re-Engineered the 1980s Soundscape Released in...
VIEW YAMAHA DX7