ARP Synthesizers

Discontinued

The ARP 2500 is a technologically advanced modular synthesizer introduced by ARP Instruments in 1970, designed as a direct competitor to Moog modular systems with unique matrix switching for signal routing.

Discontinued

The ARP 2600 is a semi-modular monophonic analog synthesizer produced from 1971-1980 that became one of the finest analog synthesizers ever made, offering both preset signal routing and customizable patch-cord flexibility.

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The ARP Avatar is a monophonic guitar synthesizer from 1977 that uses pitch-to-voltage technology and a hex pickup to allow guitarists to control synthesizer sounds, sharing its dual-oscillator architecture with the celebrated ARP Odyssey.

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The ARP Axxe is a budget-friendly monophonic analog synthesizer featuring a single oscillator, offering the distinctive angular ARP sound in a simplified, more affordable format compared to the Odyssey.

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The ARP Explorer I is a programmable preset analog synthesizer from the mid-1970s that bridges preset and manual sound design, offering flexible synthesis capabilities in a compact format.

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The Little Brother is an expansion module for ARP monophonic and polyphonic synthesizers, featuring its own VCO oscillator and LFO for sound enhancement and modulation effects.

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The ARP Odyssey is a compact, affordable analog synthesizer released in 1972 that became ARP's best-selling instrument and a legendary alternative to the Minimoog.

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A versatile analog keyboard combining polyphonic orchestral string sounds with a monophonic synthesizer and bass section, offering three simultaneously playable sound layers from a single 49-key instrument.

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The ARP Pro-Soloist is a compact monophonic analog synthesizer from the early 1970s featuring 30 preset sounds with expressive aftertouch sensitivity, originally designed to accompany electronic organs.

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A 30-preset monophonic analog synthesizer evolving the Pro-Soloist design with electronic touch-button preset selection and extensive aftertouch control routing.

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The ARP Quadra is a four-section hybrid synthesizer combining bass, polyphonic, lead, and string synthesis with programmable memory and built-in effects.

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The ARP Quartet is a 4-part orchestral synthesizer that is identical to the Italian-made Siel Orchestra, rebranded and sold by ARP with four distinct tone color families.

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A portable monophonic analog synthesizer from ARP positioned between the Axxe and Odyssey, featuring dual oscillators, pulse-width modulation, and a digital ring modulator.

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The Solina String Ensemble is a multi-orchestral string machine with Violin, Viola, Trumpet, Horn, Cello, and Contra-Bass voices that produces lush, shimmering string tones, particularly when its distinctive chorus effect is engaged.

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The Solina String Synthesizer is a rare hybrid instrument combining preset string and orchestral sounds with voltage-controlled synthesis capabilities, merging the String Ensemble's functionality with the Explorer synthesizer's sound-design features.

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A dedicated 16-step analog sequencer from ARP that generates control voltage patterns for driving external synthesizers, allowing musicians to create looping melodic and rhythmic sequences through hands-on slider manipulation.