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The Synton Fenix is a rare Dutch analog synthesizer hand-built in limited quantities, with only 75 units produced between 1997 and 2000. Designed by Marc Paping and Bert Vermeulen, it features 31 semi-modular modules including three VCOs, three VCFs, and three LFOs. Notable users include Martin Gore, Aphex Twin, and David Morley.
The Syrinx is a rare monophonic analog synthesizer produced in the Netherlands by Synton between 1983 and 1984. It features two VCOs, three flexible voltage-controlled filters, and a distinctive touch-sensitive pad for real-time parameter control. Only a few hundred units were produced, placing it in the same category as classic lead synths like the Minimoog and ARP Odyssey.
The Syntovox 222 is a 1U rack-mounted analog vocoder module released in 1981 by Synton, the Dutch synthesizer brand known for the Syrinx and Fenix synths. It is a simplified yet versatile adaptation of the larger Syntovox 221 studio vocoder, imparting vocal articulation to musical signals through dual inputs and an internal unvoiced sound synthesizer for increased intelligibility. One of Synton's best-selling vocoders, it was handbuilt in the Netherlands and also appeared under different brandings such as the Dynacord SRV66 in Germany.