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	NationMaster - Encyclopedia: 2600 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Lists of ambiguous numbers 2600 Hz is the frequency in hertz (cycles per second) that ATandT formerly put as a steady signal on any long-distance telephone line that was not currently in use.
		Fall 2004 (21:3) 2600 Issue 2600: The Hacker Quarterly is a traditional (printed) magazine named for the fact that phreakers in the 1960s found that the transmission of a 2600 Hertz tone (which could be produced perfectly with a plastic toy whistle given away free with Capn Crunch...
		By 1979, the 2600 was the best selling Christmas present (and console), mainly because of its exclusive content, and a million were sold that year.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/2600 (369 words)

	ARP Instruments, Inc. - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		ARP Instruments, Inc. was an early electronic music company founded by Alan Robert Pearlman, best known for its line of synthesizers that emerged in the early 1970s.
		Throughout the 1970's ARP were the main competitor to Moog in the field of musically useful synthesisers.
		There were two main camps - the Minimoog players and the ARP Odyssey / ARP 2600 players - with both proponents dedicated to their choice in a very similar manner to the ongoing PC versus Apple debate.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/ARP_Instruments,_Inc. (499 words)

	ARP 2600 V \| Sound Generator (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		The ARP 2600 V is a soft synthesiser from French wizz-kids Arturia that recreates the sound of the legendary 1970s synth and adds a whole stack of modern day enhanced features.
		Because of this, the 2600 was quite popular with US schools and universities as a teaching aid for the principles of sound - in fact, ARP were keen to promote it as an educational tool and it was partly designed with that in mind.
		ARP chose sliders over knobs because they thought that sliders were far better for 'seeing' the sound (much like a graphic equaliser is good for 'seeing' an EQ shape).
	www.soundgenerator.com /burner/review_detail.cfm?reviewid=860 (572 words)

	ARP 2600 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The ARP 2600 is a professional, semi-modular monophonic patch-cable synthesizer marketed by ARP Instruments, Inc. that competed directly against the first professional modular Moog synths during the early 1970's.
		Unlike other modular systems of the time which required one to pick and choose modules which had to be mounted inside a case and wired together, the 2600 was semi-modular with a fixed selection of basic synth modules internally pre-wired and ready to go.
		A few versions of the 2600 were produced during its lifetime throughout the 1970's.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/ARP_2600 (281 words)

	AM4000
		ARP went on to make the 2600 and Odyssey and these simpler designs have their origins in the ARP 2500.
		ARP used a larger variety of knobs, and you can still get the original coloured small knobs, but they are expensive.
		For many years the ARP 2500 circuits were a mystery, and it is only recently that schematics have finally been located and made available on the web.
	www.emulatorarchive.com /AM/AM4000/am4000.html (822 words)

	Music.com \|\|\| Arp (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		The ARP (or Arp) is was among the first synthesizers to come into wide use in the pop market.
		The ARP 2600 model, manufactured from 1970 to 1981, was one of the most successful synthesizers ever marketed, grabbing nearly 40 percent of the U.S. market at one point.
		The ARP 2600 model, along with the Moog, was responsible for bringing the synthesizer from the university electronics studio to the rock concert stage.
	www.music.com /instrument/arp/1 (361 words)

	Arp 2600 semi-modular - Specifications, pictures, prices, links, reviews and ratings
		Like all ARP synths don`t expect it to sound like a Moog, they are incredibly powerful, but in an ARP family way the 2600 is to the Odyssey what the Moog-35 is to the Minimoog..
		The 2600 is built into it's own flight case, is relatively light (42lbs), and is a stable and rugged unit.
		The 2600 service center at CMS CMS specializes in repairs and upgrades for the ARP 2600.
	www.sonicstate.com /synth/arp_2600.cfm (621 words)

	Arturia \| \| Details
		The growth of ARP instruments was fast and in 1972 the ARP 2600, probably the most legendary of the entire range, was unveiled.
		ARP was the market leader in synthesizers during the 70’s with around 40% of the market share.
		In ten years, three versions of the ARP 2600 were commercialized: The first version was called “Blue meanie” because of its steely blue finish.
	www.arturia.com /evolution/en/products/arp2600v/details.html (472 words)

	Tonus/ARP (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		The ARP 2600 was designed as an easy to use version of the 2500 aimed at schools and university music departments.
		The 2600 had a printed front panel showing the various routings and signal paths and had all the synthesiser functions in one metal casing (including speakers and soring reverb unit) with an external keyboard.
		The Quadra was a cumbersome and expensive instrument developed at the end of the ARP companies existence.The Quadra was marketed to compete against a new generation of polyphonic synthesisers but was essentially a glossily packaged hybrid of an ARP Oni and a Solus.
	www.obsolete.com /120_years/machines/arp (380 words)

	audioMIDI.com : Arturia ARP2600 V Review by Roger Hooper (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		ARP (which is named after the 2600’s inventor, Alan R. Pearlman) also manufactured a modular synth, the 2500, but that was primarily used in the university scene.
		The ARP 2600 was a patchable synth: it could be programmed with patch cords at a moments notice, but in actuality, had many of the routings pre-patched so the user could move some sliders and start rockin’.
		The original 2600 had a spring reverb, which is replicated here, and hiding behind what in the original were 2 speakers are a couple of new additions: a chorus and delay on the left and a tracking generator (you can do some neat modulation routings here) on the right.
	www.audiomidi.com /aboutus/reviews/hooper_arp2600v.cfm (1967 words)

	ARP Synthesizer Patents
		This is the patent for the two-voice ARP keyboards for the ARP 2500 and the 3620 keyboard for the ARP 2600.
		Later ARP models (such as the Odyssey II's and the 3620 2-note keyboards for the ARP 2600) used 2-bus keyboards supplying the control voltage and gate signals with the trigger signal being derived from the gate.
		This is the patent for the ARP Avatar, one of the earliest guitar synthesizers.
	www.till.com /articles/arp/patents.html (3064 words)

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		This is a thread from the Synthesizers.com forum which compares an ARP 2600 to a Synthesizers.com system.
		ARP 2600: 3 oscillators, 2 egs, ring modulator, noise generator, voltage processor, sample and hold, instrument interface, 24db lowpass filter and springreverb.
		I never owned an Arp but I would not hesitate if I had to choose between an Arp or a.com...it would definitely be the.com as you have so much more possibilities and it is stable and new and got a beautiful sound of its own.
	www.synthesizers.com /arp2600.txt (1703 words)

	Blogdigger Media Search: subject:(Arp) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		The 2500 was ARP’s first modular flagship and consisted of the 2003 synthesizer and 3003 keyboard controller.
		As mentioned in last week’s post, the ARP 2500 was also the synth played by ARP engineer P...
		Related Stocks: ARP Pursuing Alpha submits: American Reprographics (ARP) is the undisputed leader in the $5bn reprographics industry.
	www.blogdigger.com /media/search.jsp?q=subject:(Arp)&media=audio&media=video&media=image (377 words)

	Way Out Ware Intros Virtual Arp 2600
		The first release of the TimewARP 2600 is an RTAS plug-in and runs under Digidesign Pro Tools 6.1 and later versions, on either Apple OSX or Windows XP and is available at http://www.wayoutware.com.
		The hardware ARP 2600 is a monophonic instrument.
		"The ARP 2600 was one of the first synthesizers that I had an opportunity to use in college and it shaped my future direction as an engineer and programmer," says Heintz.
	www.podcastingnews.com /news/05_01/Way_Out_Ware_Timewarp_260.html (1178 words)

	Way Out Ware TimewARP 2600
		ARP later replaced this with the ARP 3620, a sophisticated duophonic unit that provided single- and multi-triggering plus a flexible triple-output LFO with delay.
		However, as found elsewhere in TimewARP 2600, the waveforms are a bit too close to the ideals and, unlike the 3620, TimewARP's LFO sine wave is gated by the keyboard — on the original, it is free running and ever-present at its output, which is much more flexible.
		The company's marketing blurb also claims that its developers started 'with an accurate digital emulation of every module from the original ARP 2600, and then added new features', but given the differences between the original synth and their emulation, I'm not sure that they were accurate enough.
	www.soundonsound.com /sos/aug06/articles/timewarp.htm (3463 words)

	TimewARP 2600 v1.15 for Macintosh OS X
		The ARP 2600 synthesizer helped define the music of an era.
		Only 3,000 ARP 2600's were produced between 1970 and 1981, and they've been trading hands among collectors for thousands of dollars ever since.
		This is the only ARP 2600 emulation product endorsed by its creator, Alan R. Pearlman.
	www.hitsquad.com /smm/programs/TimewARPMac (250 words)

	Synthmuseum.com - ARP : 2600
		"ARP's founder, Alan R. Pearlman, recognized the importance of teaching musicians how to use the technology, so he designed a new instrument with a fixed selection of basic synthesizer functions.
		This instrument, dubbed the Model 2600, was an integrated system with the signal generating and processing functions in one box and the keyboard in another.
		The functionality was borrowed from the original ARP modules [from the 2500], but instead of using matrix switches (which were expensive and bulky) for patching, Pearlman devised a system of factory-installed 'normal' connections between the modules.
	www.synthmuseum.com /arp/arp260001.html (374 words)

	M-AUDIO - TimewARP 2600 - Virtual Vintage Voltage-Controlled Synthesizer
		The greaphbic emulations are uniformly excellent in their representation of the original instrument, and the sound is that of an ARP 2600.
		Produced from 1970 to 1981, the ARP 2600 was one of the first commercially available synthesizers.
		One of the factors leading to the demise of the original 2600 was its lack of polyphony.
	www.m-audio.com /products/en_us/TimewARP2600-main.html (922 words)

	freesound :: view pack :: Arp 2600 Waveforms
		Osc1 Saw 220hz.wav :: (0:07) :: Arp 2600 Saw @ (allmost) 220 hz.
		Osc1 Saw 440hz.wav :: (0:09) :: Arp 2600 Saw @ (allmost) 440 hz.
		Osc1 Saw 880hz.wav :: (0:12) :: Arp 2600 Saw @ (allmost) 880 hz.
	freesound.iua.upf.edu /packsViewSingle.php?id=12 (276 words)

	2600 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		2600 Hz, the tone used by a blue box to defeat toll charges on long distance telephone calls
		The Atari 2600 was a popular video game console
		This number-oriented article is a disambiguation page — a list of pages that otherwise might share the same title.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/2600 (127 words)

	Create Digital Music » ARP
		As mentioned in last week’s post, the ARP 2500 was also the synth played by ARP engineer Philip Dodds in Close Encounters of the Third Kind.
		It has a larger cabinet with 3 x 5 Modules (instead of 2 x 6 Modules on standard ARP 2500s) and the switch matrix in the top section has 10 positions (instead of the 20 positions on later ARP 2500s).
		There are 4 voice boards missing but the can be easily copied with all IC’s still available (see photos).” You can find more images and info at the auction and on this MATRIXSYNTH post, where I saved the details for posterity.
	createdigitalmusic.com /tag/arp (1226 words)

	Way Out Ware >>> TimewARP 2600 History
		Functionally, the ARP 2600 was completely modular: any signal output could be routed to any signal input, with a patch cord.
		Operationally, the ARP 2600 was integrated, using internally-wired default signal paths that made it possible to create a wide range of keyboard patches by simply opening up slide attenuators, as though sitting in front of a mixing console.
		The ARP 2600 earned an early reputation for stability, and for flexibility exceeding that of its competitor the Minimoog.
	www.wayoutware.com /twarphistory.html (219 words)

	Synthony's Synth & Midi Museum
		ARP 2600 The ultimate professional-quality portable synthesizer Equally at home in the electronic music studio or on stage, the ARP 2600 provides the incredible new sounds in today's leading rock bands The 2600 is also owned by many of the most prestigious universities and music schools in the world Powerful.
		An pre-wired patch connection(s) can be overridden by simply inserting a patchcord into the appropriate jack on the front pane The ARP 2600 is easily expanded and can be used with the ARP 2500 series.
		Renowned for its electronic superiority, the oscillators and filters in the 2600 are the most stable and accurate available anywhere Accompanied by the comprehensive, fully illustrated owner s manual, the ARP 2600 is recognized as the finest, most complete portable synthesizer made today
	www.synthony.com /vintage/arp2600.html (286 words)

	Way Out Ware >>> TimewARP 2600 Testimonials
		Now that there is a renewed interest in analog synthesis I am personally gratified to find that the original ARP 2600 enjoys an excellent reputation among synthesizer aficionados.
		Alan R. Pearlman founded ARP Instruments in 1969, and led the development of the original ARP 2600 synthesizer.
		Jim Michmerhuizen is author of original ARP 2600 Manual and Founder and Director of the Boston School of Electronic Music.
	www.wayoutware.com /twarptestimonials.html (645 words)

	Keyboard Magazine - ARP 2600
		ARP founder Alan R. Pearlman designed the 2600 from an educational standpoint with the intent that it serve to teach synthesis techniques to musicians who were studying traditional instruments.
		ARP claimed in their tech literature that the filters would go from 16Hz to 16kHz, but most 4072s will not go beyond 11 or 12kHz because, unfortunately, some circuit values were incorrectly calculated.
		The first major artist to incorporate a 2600 into his act was Edgar Winter, who employed an extra-long cord to the keyboard so he could wear it like a guitar and roam about the stage while playing “Frankenstein.”.
	www.keyboardmag.com /story.asp?sectioncode=171&storycode=5156 (835 words)

	ARTURIA ARP 2600 V— Read the Remix review of ARTURIA ARP 2600 V.
		2600 V can be installed on a PC running Windows 98SE/2000/XP; on a Macintosh, it runs on Mac OS X. Although the user interface is relatively simple (there are fewer than 20 total menu items), the app needs a fairly new system for optimum performance.
		Like the original, ARP2600 V is semimodular; the different modules are internally prewired so that patch cords are unnecessary to produce sound, yet a plethora of patching jacks is present for endless restructuring, and patching is as simple as a click-and-drag from one jack to another.
		All components of the original ARP are present, including three VCOs; one VCF; a VCA; a synchable LFO; two envelopes; sample and hold; an envelope follower; ring mod; a sweepable noise generator; and all of the proper switches, pots and schematic-style graphics.
	remixmag.com /mag/remix_arturia_arp/index.html (2740 words)

	ARP Synthesizers
		ARP Instruments, Inc. existed from 1969 to 1981 and produced some of the most wonderfully musical synthesizers ever.
		Joachim Verghese's ARP Synthesizer technology page is the single most useful technical ARP site and includes descriptions and schematics for all the modules, including the mysterious potted submodules.
		ARP 2600 Owner's Manual reprints are available from the author.
	www.till.com /articles/arp (796 words)

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