ARP 2810 Odyssey Rev2

$2,200.00 Price Tier: High-end

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Dive into the sonic adventure with the ARP 2810 Odyssey Rev2, where vintage charm meets modern versatility. This dual oscillator analog synthesizer not only brings the legendary duophonic capabilities back to life but does so in a sleek package that's as visually stunning as it is sonically powerful. With its unique blend of classic and contemporary, the Odyssey Rev2 is your ticket to exploring new musical landscapes, all while paying homage to its illustrious lineage. Whether you're crafting dense basslines, ethereal pads, or cutting leads, this synthesizer offers a tactile and intuitive interface that will spark your creativity and elevate your music.

Key Features:

Duophonic capability for rich, layered sounds
Ladder-style 4-pole low-pass filter for warm, analog tones
High-quality construction with a black finish and gold lettering
Three pressure-sensitive Proportional Pitch Controller buttons, enhancing expressiveness
Analog subtractive synthesis for authentic sound crafting
37-key keyboard, perfectly balancing playability and portability
Versatile oscillators offering triangle and square wave LFOs

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PROS

Fat and huge raw sound
Unmatched flexible modulation options for non-modular synths
Excellent for classic synth tones and complex sound fx
Combines best qualities of MS-20 and Moog Prodigy
Overdrive capability for heavy distorted patches
Ring modulation offers unique sound possibilities
Duophonic functionality adds versatility
Upgradable with mods for improved functionality
Has both Moog-ish sound and original 2-pole filter sound

CONS

Original MKI version unstable and drifty
MKIII's sound quality considered inferior
Duophonic keyboard articulation can be challenging

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Features and functionality

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Rev2 models include external audio input and CV/GATE input jacks, and later models feature PPC (Proportional Pitch Control) for pitch bending.
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Rev3's design changes include PPC and a switch from RCA/PHONE to XLR/PHONE audio jacks, enhancing connectivity and reliability.
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Rev2's 4-pole Moog ladder filter is less bright than Rev1's 2-pole, but smooth and fat; it loses volume with increased resonance.
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User experience

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Rev3 filter self-oscillates earlier, sounding similar to the Minilogue filter, favored for vowel-like sounds and SFX.
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The Rev1 filter is gain compensated with resonance, offering a punchier, brighter attack compared to other revisions.
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