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The Antonus 2600 is a modular synthesizer that pays homage to the classic designs of yesteryears while integrating modern capabilities for today's musicians. Perfect for both seasoned sound designers and budding electronic music enthusiasts, this synthesizer offers a plethora of creative possibilities. It features a fully analog signal path, providing that warm, gritty sound that digital simply can't replicate. The layout is intuitive, allowing for seamless patching and tweaking, making it ideal for live performances or studio sessions.

One of the standout features of the Antonus 2600 is its three oscillators, each capable of producing a wide range of waveforms, offering limitless tonal exploration. Another highlight is the multi-mode filter, which allows for a variety of sonic textures, from smooth and subtle to aggressive and cutting. With its built-in spring reverb, users can add a rich, spatial dimension to their soundscapes.

The Antonus 2600 also includes an extensive patch bay, enabling intricate routing and modulation possibilities. Its robust build ensures durability, whether you're on the road or in the studio. This synthesizer doesn't just recreate vintage sounds—it invites you to create something entirely new.

Key Features:

Three oscillators for diverse waveform generation
Multi-mode filter for versatile sound shaping
Analog signal path for authentic sound
Built-in spring reverb for rich spatial effects
Extensive patch bay for creative routing
Durable construction for reliable performance in studio and live environments

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Antonus 2600 with Step Brother - Oxygene 1

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Behringer 2600 vs. Arp 2600M vs. Antonus 2600

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Antonus 2600 FS - first session with the full size version

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Arp 2600M vs. Antonus 2600 Comparison: VCF Distortion

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The spring reverb in the Antonus 2600 is praised for sounding more musical and less "springy" compared to other emulations.
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Owners highlight the unique ability to mix different amounts of spring reverb for the L/R outputs, enhancing the flexibility of the Antonus 2600's sound design.
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Owners are impressed by the growl of the Antonus 2600, suggesting it offers unique tonal qualities not typically associated with ARP2600 emulations.
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Users appreciate the ergonomic design and internal speakers of the 2600, which contribute to a more immersive playing experience.
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The Antonus 2600 is frequently mentioned alongside highly regarded models like the Korg 2600 FS and Behringer Blue Marvin, indicating strong competitive standing among enthusiasts.
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It's noted that the spring reverb tank in the 2600 is quite small, approximately 3”x 5”, which may influence the reverb's character and usage.
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Some suggest bypassing the built-in spring reverb in favor of using external reverb pedals for superior sound quality.
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Meet Antonus 2600 & Step Brother, Two ARP Clones From Spain

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Steven Wilson

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Porcupine Tree

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At 1'47 in this video Steve Wilson is playing the Antonus 2600

Matt Berry

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The Desert Sessions

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Mentioned and pictured in this December 2020 Sound on Sound interview.

Among Berry’s workhorse synths are his Minimoogs, Korg MS‑20, Prophet 6, ARP Odyssey and Solina, and Roland Jupiter‑4. Meanwhile, in the newer analogue synth department, he’s the proud owner of both Korg’s ARP 2600 FS and KMR’s Antonus 2600, along with the Arturia MatrixBrute. His latest acquisition is a Roland Jupiter‑X, which he clearly loves.