DescriptionARP 2601 v2.0 or v3.0 black-on-orange, owned by Steve Fisk.jpg
Steve Fisk's ARP-2600 synthesizer (it also has a keyboard component), photographed at the 14th Olympia Experimental Music Festival, Olympia, Washington.
Note: Although Steve Fisk may bought his first ARP 2600 in 1976,
however, this orange-on-black model may another ARP 2601 v2.0 (1977–1980) or possibly ARP 2601 v3.0 (1980, last 100 or so).
References
ARP 2600. Vintage Synth Explorer. "2601 v2.0: In 1977 ARP started using their new 4072 filter in the model 2601 v2.0 which also featured the bold new orange-on-black design. These were produced from 1977 through 1980.”, “2601 v3.0: Late in 1980, a final revision was released with un-potted submodules, making them easier to maintain, and a revised suitcase. However these late models are quite rare as their release coincided with ARP's final days."
ARP 2600 modular synthesizer late model. MATRIXSYNTH (2010-07-15). "This unit is a 2601 Rev3, which is the very last revision of the 2600. It comes with the 3620 keyboard, which is duophonic. The last 1,000 units made were 2601s and only the last 100 or so were Rev3. They are quite rare. This is important, because the Rev3s did not have potted submodules, so they can be worked on. The rev3s were mechanically superior to the earlier models."
ARP 2601 v2.0 or v3.0 black-on-orange, owned by Steve Fisk.jpg
This is a retouched picture, which means that it has been digitally altered from its original version. Modifications: trapezoid translated to forth create front panel view. The original can be viewed here: Steve Fisk's ARP 2600.jpg: . Modifications made by Clusternote.
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