This 1974 sales brochure shows the 2600P with its iconic mid-1970s battleship-grey front panel: the machine that almost every musician thinks of when they hear the words "ARP 2600". It has...

The ARP 2600 is a subtractive synthesizer first produced by ARP Instruments in 1971. Developed by a design team headed by ARP namesake Alan R. Pearlman and engineer Dennis Colin, …

Oct 22, 2009 · ARP 2600 synthesizer ad from page 26 and 27 of Contemporary Keyboard Magazine November/December 1976. My CK magazine collection is not totally complete, but …

ARP 2600 synthesizer "The ARP for the studio. The ARP for the stage." full page colour advertisement from the September 1979 issue of Con...

Feb 14, 2015 · The ARP 2600 is the perfect analog synthesizer for: Effect sounds of all kinds; Strong bass sounds (from meaty 1-VCO sounds up to thick 3-VCO basses) Brilliant lead …

The 2600, in fact ARP as a whole, competed directly against the synthesizer systems coming from Moog throughout the 1970's. The 2600 was ARP's answer to the modular system, …

The ARP 2600 is one of the most revered synthesizers of all time and has been used consistently for over 50 years. It's a semi-modular, monophonic synth with three oscillators and built-in …

The fact ARP chose to use a larger 2600-P image tells me that ARP was really pushing the 'portable' version of this machine to musicians that were playing live gigs. The text on the …

ARP 2600 Ad featuring Joe Zawinul. "ARP 2600. Ask the musician who owns one."

ARP 2600 V reproduces one of the most desired synthesizers ever created, responsible for sounds ranging from ’70s funk textures to unmistakable special FX. Experience it in perfect …