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Synthesizers are ideal companions of audiophiles and music lovers who not only enjoying listening to but also creating music. For most of the people a synthesizer is nothing more than an electronic musical instrument but for those who are into making music nothing compares to it. And it is not about the professional musicians only rather it is the perfect musical instrument for your home too.

The history of the synthesizer begins in the 19th century no one would have thought that one day it would a must have for professional musicians and would be found in every other house too. A great deal of the credit for making that happen goes to Roland, a Japanese company which was established in 1972 and since then has been revolutionising the world of synthesizers. Roland synthesizers offer an ideal mixture of advanced technology, ease of playing and good looks. It designs and develops its synthesizers for specific purposes, for particular target groups and across a wide price range. Take for example its Fantom G8 a synthesizer which has 512 programmes, 128 polyphony voices and many impressive features. It has good sound quality and output ports like coaxial and USB. If you want a synthesizer which has more programmes then Fantom XR and Fantom X6 are good options.

Roland Juno-G is also a very popular and top of the line synthesizer. It has 1,024 programmes, decent size and weighs just over 6 kg. It features USB (MIDI), output (L/Mono/R) and input (L/Mono/Mic/R), hold pedal and control pedal. Its “Fantom-X-quality” sound is definitely good.

The Roland company offers many other worth buying models like VK-8M, MV-8800, SonicCell, AX-Synth, etc all of which are quite competitively priced. You can take your pick and create all the music you always wanted to.