Showing posts with label arp2600. Show all posts
Showing posts with label arp2600. Show all posts

Monday, July 12, 2010

We interrupt this silence for some news!

We have a new store! :)

The Taurus 1 Contact Board is now available again! The first three people to use the coupon code t1rev2fs when buying one will receive free shipping anywhere in the world!

Check out the Synthfool's Custom Products section for other items, including a Minimoog MIDI to CV Cable, and a new Minimoog Board Restoration Service.

I also have a bunch of stuff up on eBay right now, too! I'm more than willing to combine shipping between the store and eBay.

Tuesday, June 23, 2009

Fun w/an Ody!

Click here to see a video of me playing around with a white Ody in mid-restoration.
(Though y'know, I've been wanting to re-label what we do as "rebuilding" as opposed to "restoring," 'cause it seems to be a more accurate term. Or at least there seems to be a bit of a variation about what "restoring" a synth entails.)


The 2600 keyboard cables are up on eBay, along with a bunch of other stuff.
If you buy anything from my auctions and mention that you saw this post, I'll include some Moog or Arp vinyl stickers with your order! :)

Thursday, June 18, 2009

Coming soon: Arp 2600 keyboard cables

Yep, you read that subject line right! :)

Stay tuned for more details!

Wednesday, January 7, 2009

Heavy duty, custom-made 2600 keyboard cable

Click here for eBay auction.

I'm heading to the post office early tomorrow morning, so if you buy it before 8am pacific, it will ship tomorrow!

Coming soon to ebay...

Taurus 1 Replacement boards... we only have 7 left!

Arp 2600 keyboard cable... first heavy duty, then normal ones to follow.

Wednesday, December 10, 2008

Thursday, May 1, 2008

Arp 2600 Speakers Are Here!



They're available on eBay and the parts store for $75 a pair.
Purchase before 3pm on 5/1 and receive same day shipping! :)

Friday, April 18, 2008

Another camera phone pic

Related to the last one I posted:




Arp 2600, AKS, small COTK rack, and something else that I can't remember.
(Not fond of COTK. They had good intentions, but their execution was lousy!)

Friday, March 14, 2008

Arp 2600 speakers are a go!

Just got in the samples of the 2600 speakers. Tested them in a 2600. They're perfect!!!
There might be one set up on eBay soon, and the rest should be along in late April/early May.

Thursday, March 6, 2008

Iron in the fire: Arp 2600 speakers

We've got a very good lead on replacement speakers for 2600's. As in brand-new, drop-in replacements.
No word on when they'll be available or how much they'll be.

Oh yeah... we're also going to put up ebay auctions soon. We didn't want to, but we unexpectedly lost our main source of income, so we must do what we must do to live.

Friday, February 15, 2008

Another "Near Mint 2600" pic



I love 2600's, so I may end up posting all the pics in this series.

2600 sliders



Here's an example of what the bottom of a 2600 slider looks like before and after cleaning.
Don't ask me how to do this, 'cause it's really hard to explain, and I don't even know the whole process.

Monday, January 28, 2008

Near Mint Arp 2600




This is the only time you'll ever see me use the word "mint" on this blog unless I'm ranting about why mint vintage analog synths don't exist.

...and yeah, I know, two weeks since the last post. Unlike some other synth bloggers, I put my family before my blog.

Tuesday, November 6, 2007

Underneath a 2600 Keyboard



This is a shot of the bottom of an Arp 2600 keyboard. You can see the 2600 in the background. :)

I rarely work on these types of keyboards alone, as I'm more used to the Minimoog type.

Thursday, November 1, 2007

Inside a 2600



This is what the inside of a 2600 looks like. You can mostly see the power supply and the transformer.

Friday, October 19, 2007

Arp 2600, very custom



This is a custom Arp 2600 that has all sorts of happy shit in it. I don't know what all of this means, quite honestly, but I'm sure y'all do. :)

This 2600 has had the following mods or additions:

  • Internal (modified Paia) Midi converter with eight cv's and eight gates

  • Adjustable threshold Comparator provides a gate output for the envelope follower.

  • Envelope follower Decoupling switch. Provides DC capability.

  • CMS Blue Meanie Filter. A great Moog -24/db ladder filter clone

  • John Blacet Divider module. Divides pulses and audio.

  • Key CV attenuator to VCF and expanded Envelope times (Half / Normal /x5)

  • Envelope generator LEDs that grow and dim in brightness to their outputs.

  • AR only gate input jack (not shown)

  • Electronic switch Gate input jack and clock rate LED

  • Reverb Bypass switch and 1/4" output jacks

  • Three spring reverb tank

  • Improved reverb circuitry

  • Better power supply

  • All black Arp Odyssey slider caps

Wednesday, October 3, 2007

Arp 2600: First in a Series



Here's an Arp 2600. I love 2600's, and most of the time they're my favorite synth ever.
Zawinul did some amazing things with a 2600.
This particular model belongs to an English bloke with the initials J.O. The keyboard cable is a custom thang done years ago.