DG-2500 project
David Goodman, a Synth DIY’er showed some pictures of his DG 2500 Synthbuild project: “Drilling 1496 holes (the number has gone up!) takes a huge amount of time, especially if …
Vince Pupillo Jr performs on EMEAPP’s ARP 2500
This video features EMEAPP’s associate director (and chief knob twiddler) Vince Pupillo Jr. taking our beautiful, fully-equipped ARP 2500 system for a melodic and rhythmic ride (along with a vintage …
Visiting Willem Twee Studios
In which we visit Willem Twee Studios, an amazing electronic music studio in the Netherlands that breathes the ideas and techniques of Schaeffer, Stockhausen, Xenakis and brings them alive for …
ARP 2500 at Willem Twee Studios
In which Hans Kulk of Willem Twee Studios in s-Hertogenbosch in the Netherlands gives us an introduction to one of the rarest and most impressive sounding synths around – the …
Don Slepian performing on the EMEAPP ARP’s
Electronic music pioneer, DON SLEPIAN, on the EMEAPP ARP 2500, ARP Quadra and dual ARP 2600s Performance ONE of TWO, in celebration of the 50th Anniversary of ARP Instruments and …
Suddenly the magic is back again – ARP 2500
Rolf Kasten from Czech Republic owns an interesting website about microcomputers and (DIY) synthesizers. I would like to recommend his series of video’s on the ARP 2500. Currently consisting of …
ARP 2500 brochure
Note: below the text and images you’ll find the original ARP 2500 brochure. The 2500 was designed in 1969 by former NASA engineer Alan R Pearlman (hence ARP) who was …
Close encounters with the ARP 2500
Science fiction and synthesizer enthusiasts alike will agree that making contact and communicating with life from another planet would almost certainly involve the use of a large, complicated synthesizer. Something …
Synthesizer exhibition at Calgary NMC
The Calgary National Music Centre has a permanent exhibition featuring (electronic) instruments, located in Studio Bell. The exhibition is presented as the visit to a music festival: the thrill of …
ARP 2500 Review (Studio Sound 1972)
In the 1973 Studio Sound magazine, this review ARP 2500 modular system was written by David Kirk. With a discussion on the patchboards and different modules. The full text is …