SinTH2 60 Voice Monster Polysynth

Tom Horn, a maker from Poland has been working on a new monster synth  the SinTH2 - we're talking epic, this thing is massive.

The  SinTH2, is a hardware synthesizer with 60-voice polyphony and a sample-based engine, inspired by the Roland JD-800 and then some. With 5 oscillators per voice and 60 voices, 4 LFOs 2 envelopes, 16 step sequencers, its an all digital system built around a solid wood casing and with a Fatar dynamic keyboard. Samples can be  single layer or multisamples for larger sound sets.

Engine: 5 sample oscillators with 3GB of waveforms, plus a noise oscillator.
Filter: 18dB Low Pass, Band Pass, and High Pass filters.
Modulation: 4 LFO generators, 2 envelopes, and motion recording for all knobs.
Sequencer: 16-step polyphonic sequencer with 1920 cells for presets.
Interface: 4 OLED displays, 120 potentiometers, 9 encoders, and 36 buttons.
I/O: XLR symmetrical audio output and stereo audio input to the FX processor.

Its always nice to see a new behemoth synthesizer in the world, and this one looks the part with a generous front panel layout with a touch of the spaceship.

There is a video (in Polish) where Tom goes through the SinTH2 

Production is handled on a built-to-order basis rather than through retail channels. The team notes that every order is discussed individually to finalize details, including color scheme and specific mechanical or software aspects. Production time is listed as 2 to 3 weeks, accompanied by a 24-month warranty.

Pricing is set at €5800 for the desktop version, €6799 for a fixed panel version, and €6999 for a folding panel version. All prices include VAT and are valid until August 15, 2026. A hands-on event is scheduled for July 31, 2026, in Poland.

More Info: https://sinth2.com/