Here’s a video demo of the second prototype of the Two Thousand Six Hundred, a new DIY ARP 2600 clone.
The Two Thousand Six Hundred (TTSH) is expected to be released in September as a DIY kit. It will be available as a kit containing PCBs and front panel (Nothing is pre-built).
Of course, the two questions that come to mind right away:
How much, and what level of skill is required. Sounds pretty good anyways.
And the third question is “what will my wife do when she finds out about this?”
Cream her panties?
Wait… what kind of cream? Are we talking yogurt style or like a frothy beer foam consistency?
It will cost around $1000 excluding case. Intermediate/experienced builders only.
I mean, its a pretty big PCB so not easy but all components are thru-hole and pcb mounted… less wiring required.
Cool! Sounds really great!
but which Volca is this one again?
Aw. Now I’m going to have to break out my soldering iron again! 🙂
Derek.
Will it come equipped with Midi?
not likely. the project is to recreate the original as it was, not to change or improve it. however there may be mods for such things..
will this make me as good as joe zawinul?