The Marantz DS 940 is a vintage digital synthesizer and sound processor that was released in the late 1980s. This model was part of Marantz's effort to merge advanced digital technology with traditional audio components, providing musicians and audiophiles with a versatile tool for sound creation and manipulation. The DS 940 features a multidimensional sound engine that allows for a wide range of sounds, making it popular among musicians for both studio and live performances. It is equipped with multiple synthesis methods, including subtractive synthesis, and supports various programmable features, providing users with ample creative flexibility. The unit is designed with a user-friendly interface that makes it accessible for different skill levels, facilitating easy adjustments to parameters and settings. Additionally, the DS 940 includes a range of effects processing capabilities, allowing users to enhance and modify their audio signals in real time.
