images via this auction"This ARP AVATAR first came out in 1977. The company closed in 1981. The serial # is 22230805. They were made in Lexington Mass."
Sunday, March 16, 2008
Inside an ARP Avatar
images via this auction"This ARP AVATAR first came out in 1977. The company closed in 1981. The serial # is 22230805. They were made in Lexington Mass."
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Wow. That is some seriously bizarre routing on that board on the left. Do all ARP boards look like that?
ReplyDeleteThe Avatar was only available in prototype form by 1977, it wasn't publically released until spring 1978 or therabouts.
ReplyDeleteThe same goes for most of the other ARP synths that came in the then-new black & orange livery --exceptions are the Quadra and Pro-DGX mk II both of which came out in the spring/summer of '79 as well as the Solus which appeared in 1980.