ARP Synthesizers from 1970 to 1980
Jul 1, 2008 12:00 PM, By Gino Robair
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1970
2500
A large duophonic modular analog synthesizer that uses slider matrices to make module connections
1971
2600
The classic duophonic 3-oscillator, semimodular analog synth, with built-in monitor speakers and spring reverb
1972
Odyssey
An analog duophonic monosynth designed to handle stage and studio use equally well
1975
Axxe
A single-voltage-controlled-oscillator version of the Odyssey that includes an audio input
1975
Little Brother
An expander module with a single VCO that offers four waveforms and four simultaneous octave divisions
1975
Omni
A popular polyphonic string synth with bass presets and stereo output
1977
Avatar
A monophonic guitar synth that borrows its filter and oscillator components from the Odyssey
1978
Quadra
ARP put several of its instruments into one package offering bass, strings, synths, and leads under microprocessor control
1980
Chroma
One of the first programmable multitimbral polysynths with a touch-sensitive keyboard and a computer interface
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