Elektron Digitone II
Elektron Digitone II Used Price Guide
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Elektron Digitone II used prices at a glance
The Elektron Digitone II typically sells for between £666 and £681 on the used market, with an average price of £670 based on recent Reverb sold listings. The Elektron Digitone II is frequently traded on the used market. Prices have been stable over the last 30 days.
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- Latest sold listings
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If you're buying or selling a Elektron Digitone II, this gives you a realistic view of what it actually sells for today.
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£666
Average
£670
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£681
- Average Used Price
- £670
- Typical Range
- £666 – £681
- Last Sold Price
- £670
- Trend
- stable
- Most Recent Sale
- 2 days ago
Is the Elektron Digitone II holding its value?
Used Elektron Digitone II prices have been stable over the last 30 days, hovering around £670. That points to steady demand without dramatic supply changes — the kind of pattern that tends to hold over multiple quarters. Boxed, mint units still sell at the top of the range; rougher examples can sit £30-£60 below the average.
Units in better condition or with original packaging tend to sell at the higher end of the range, while heavily used examples sell for less.
Demand for the Elektron Digitone II remains strong among synth enthusiasts and producers, which helps support its resale value.
The Elektron Digitone II is the successor to Elektron's acclaimed FM synthesizer, expanding to 16 voices of polyphony and introducing four distinct synth machines. It brings synthesis diversity alongside the parameter-locking sequencer that defines Elektron instruments.
Four synth machines offer different approaches: FM Tone delivers classic 4-operator FM synthesis, Wavetone provides wavetable-based sounds, Swarmer creates thick unison textures, and FM Drum specialises in percussive tones. All share the same filter and effects architecture.
Sixteen tracks can be freely assigned to synth machines or MIDI control. The 128-step sequencer adds Euclidean pattern generation and advanced modulation options. Parameter locks allow per-step sound changes — the signature Elektron workflow for evolving patterns.
Built-in effects include chorus, delay, reverb, and overdrive — all tweakable per-step via p-locks. The color OLED display provides clearer visual feedback than the original.
Who Is This For?
The Digitone II suits electronic musicians who want versatile digital synthesis:
- Elektron users wanting the most capable Digitone yet
- Sound designers exploring FM, wavetable, and unison textures
- Ambient producers using the expanded voices for lush pads
- Live performers leveraging 16 tracks and Euclidean sequencing
- Producers who want synthesis beyond sampling
For sampling, pair with Digitakt II. For deep synthesis with sequencing power, Digitone II delivers.
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Specifications
| Synth Machines | Wavetone, Swarmer, FM Tone, FM Drum |
| Voices | 16 polyphonic |
| Tracks | 16 (synth or MIDI) |
| Sequencer | 128-step with p-locks, Euclidean |
| Effects | Chorus, delay, reverb, overdrive |
| Connectivity | MIDI, USB, audio in/out |
| Display | Color OLED |
| Dimensions | 215 x 176 x 63 mm |
| Weight | 1.48 kg |
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