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Thursday, November 23, 2006

ARP 2600

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Posted by matrix at 11/23/2006 02:30:00 AM
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6 comments:

  1. Anonymous11/23/06, 12:22 AM

    wow. condition doesn't get any better than that.

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  2. the world of next tuesday11/23/06, 1:51 AM

    Umm, one can get better than that, it can't have been stored in perfect conditions if the outside hardware got rusty.

    For what it's worth a friend of mine got a never used orange and white in the box back in the late 90s

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  3. Devine11/23/06, 7:45 AM

    Upgrade was one best solution for that.

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  4. Anonymous11/23/06, 8:34 AM

    I've played that particuar ARP, it is the cleanest 2600 I've seen... the best revision as well with the 4012 filter, unepoxiated modules with the panel mounted switchcraft jacks. its too bad about the rust but thats one of the things you get used to living by the sea... the parts could be replated or replaced.

    it had no broken sliders nor was it missing any knobs.. thats very rare.

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  5. Anonymous11/23/06, 12:15 PM

    Does anyone have 4 grand I can borrow?

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  6. Anonymous11/23/06, 7:21 PM

    i believe this to be the 2600 that was sold @ NJAMS here in Van. just recently???
    i think it sold for $1500-1800??
    the hardware on the inside was rusty & the unit was pretty dirty all over.
    nice that a clean-up & new hardware suddenly results in $3500-4000 US!!
    where's the Odyssey & Sequencer?

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