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Siel Orchestra

Analog synthesizer

The Siel Orchestra is a polyphonic string and ensemble synthesizer made by the Italian company SIEL in the late 1970s, offering string, brass, organ, and piano-style voices. It was also marketed in the United States by ARP as the ARP Quartet.

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    Synthesizers

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

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  • Siel

    Siel was an Italian manufacturer of electronic organs and synthesizers, founded in 1976 by former Farfisa employees. Its instruments included the Orchestra string-and-ensemble synthesizer and the DK-series programmable polysynths such as the DK600 and DK80. Roland acquired Siel in 1987.

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  • Siel

    Siel was an Italian manufacturer of electronic organs and synthesizers, founded in 1976 by former Farfisa employees. Its instruments included the Orchestra string-and-ensemble synthesizer and the DK-series programmable polysynths such as the DK600 and DK80. Roland acquired Siel in 1987.

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