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ARP Odyssey

Analog synthesizer from 1972

The ARP Odyssey, introduced in 1972, is a compact duophonic analog synthesizer that became ARP's most popular instrument and a key rival to the Minimoog. With two oscillators, a distinctive resonant filter, and a slider-based panel, its punchy leads and basses appear across rock and electronic music.

Technical line drawing of ARP Odyssey
Technical line drawing of ARP Odyssey

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  • Technical line drawing of Synthesizers

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    Hardware synthesizers, synth model families, and related electronic instruments.

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  • ARP Instruments, Inc.

    ARP Instruments was an American maker of electronic musical instruments founded in 1969, a leading synthesizer manufacturer of the 1970s known for the Odyssey, the 2600, and its string ensemble.

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  • ARP Instruments, Inc.

    ARP Instruments was an American maker of electronic musical instruments founded in 1969, a leading synthesizer manufacturer of the 1970s known for the Odyssey, the 2600, and its string ensemble.

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