Top 10 best-selling Synthesizer

Picking up where the original GAIA left off, the Roland GAIA 2 has been brought bang-up-to-date in terms of features and design which means it even supports the Roland Cloud and is no doubt another success story.

The Reface CP - a compact, user-friendly synth with an effects section - treats you to the sounds of the Rhodes, Wurlitzer, Clavinet, Toy Piano and CP80.

Bringing the same level of flexibility as the MicroFreak, the Arturia MiniFreak pushes up the bar a touch and comes with a more conventional keyboard.

Rammed with potential, the Roland Fantom EX synth doesn't just bring the physical goods but, inside this EX edition hides a full library of virtual vintage Roland models.

The Prophet 6 is a fresh analogue synth endorsed by Dave Smith, under his trusted Sequential brand. With six voices, effects bank, step sequencer and knob-per-function, the future is now and its analogue!

The Arturia PolyBrute 12 is undoubtedly the most expressive synthesizer built to date and looks and feels high-end across the board.

The Juno returns! While it looks like a Juno-106, the all-new Juno-X is actually based on ZEN Core technology, making it a monster of a synth.

It's time to wave goodbye to the Yamaha MODX and welcome the MODX+. Made for both the stage and studio, the MODX+ goes a few steps further than its predecessor, slowly closing in on the Yamaha Montage.

This is the Oberheim OB-X8: analogue, connoisseur-grade synthesizer based on real classics like the Oberheim OB-8, OB-X and OB-Xa. That means intuitive controls, and more possibilities than you might think.