Sustainability

At Sequential, sustainability is incorporated into our instruments via long lasting design, ongoing support and the use of recycled materials whenever possible. As part of the Focusrite Group, we follow a shared commitment to sustainable practice.

Our synthesizers are built to last, using durable materials and reliable components. Long-term support, including firmware updates and spare parts, helps extend their useful life. Many instruments remain in use well beyond their first owner through a strong second-hand market. This reduces the need for frequent replacement and helps limit waste.

Instruments are designed so faults can be fixed rather than replaced. Feedback from users and service partners is used to improve reliability over time. Components are arranged to allow servicing and repair where needed. This helps keep our synths in use for longer and reduces unnecessary waste.

We work to improve the materials used across our instruments over time. For plastics, this includes moving away from fossil fuel–based materials by increasing the use of recycled and bio-based plastics FSC-certified and sustainably harvested timber is prioritized where available to support responsible forestry.

Case Study

The Prophet-6 represents Sequential’s commitment to making instruments that are built to last. Designed in 2015, it combines classic analog sound with modern reliability. Ten years on, the Prophet-6 is still widely used by musicians, showing how a well-designed instrument can remain relevant over time.

PROP 65 WARNING

Some of our products can expose you to chemicals including BPA, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm.

Though independent laboratory testing has certified that our products are several orders of magnitude below safe limits, it is our responsibility to alert you to this fact and direct you to https://www.p65warnings.ca.gov for more information.Â