As you’ll probably notice, I’m very much into Korg synthesizers, but there are plenty of others too. And when it comes to the analog vs. digital debate, I’d say get them both! I prefer analog in many ways, but that doesn’t mean I couldn’t or shouldn’t use digital ones too. They also make great noises. But many times I find that the vintage synthesizers have more character in their sound (even the digital ones), and the limitations can become a source of inspiration. And nothing beats the looks of proper hardware synths.
Pleace pick a synth of your interest from the list. I'll be adding more every now and then...
Access Virus b
Akai VX-90
Casio CZ-3000
Electro-Harmonix Super Space Drum
E-MU Orbit 9090
Hillwood SY-1800
Korg 01/W fd, 01/W pro, 01R/W
Korg 707
Korg Delta
Korg (Keio) DoncaMatic MiniPops
Korg DVP-1
Korg EX-800
Korg EX-8000
Korg Kaoss Pad 2
Korg KR-55
Lorg Lambda
Korg MS-20 mini
Korg MS-2000R
Korg Oasys
Korg Sigma
Korg TR-Rack
Korg Trident
Korg Trinity, Trinity plus, Trinity pro, V3
Korg Triton Extreme + EXB-MOSS
MAM MB33 mk II
MFB Synth Lite 2
Moog Etherwave Theremin
Moog Micromoog
Moog Taurus
Roland CR-1000
Roland D-50
Roland Juno 106
Roland JX-8P
Roland MKS-70
Roland M-DC1, M-VS1, M-SE1, M-OC1
Roland RS-09
Roland RS-505 Paraphonic
Roland V-Synth XT
Suzuki Omnichord OM-84
Waldorf Blofeld
Waldorf Streichfett
YamahaCS-15D
Yamaha CS-40M
Yamaha EX5
Yamaha SK-20
Yamaha SS-30