Models
Every model, most significant first.
5 models
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Freeman string symphonizer
Synthesizer model
Synthesizer
The Freeman String Symphonizer is an early string synthesizer associated with the British musician Ken Freeman, a pioneer of the string-synth sound. It produces the lush, polyphonic ensemble-string tones that became widely used in 1970s pop and rock.
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ELKA Rhapsody
Polyphonic multi-orchestral synthesizer
Synthesizer · Italy
The Elka Rhapsody is a polyphonic string synthesizer made by the Italian company Elka in the 1970s. A popular and roadworthy string machine, it produces violin- and viola-style ensemble sounds and was widely used by touring musicians.
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Siel Orchestra
Analog synthesizer
Synthesizer · Italy
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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Logan String Melody
Synthesizer model
Synthesizer · Italy
The Logan String Melody is a polyphonic string synthesizer made by the Italian company Logan in the 1970s. Like other string machines of the era, it produces warm, chorused ensemble string and orchestral sounds.
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Roland RS-202
Polyphonic string synthesizer
Synthesizer · Japan
The Roland RS-202 is a polyphonic string synthesizer from the mid-1970s, part of Roland's RS series. It produces ensemble string and brass-like sounds with built-in chorus, capturing the warm, lush character associated with vintage string machines.