This video captures a demo of an early ‘beta build’ of the TTSH DIY clone of the ARP 2600 – the Two Thousand Six Hundred project.
According to the developers, “The TTSH is the attempt to replicate an old classic semi-modular synthesizer. It will be available as a kit containing PCBs and front panel (Nothing is pre-built).”
The TTSH beta was built by Lesingemonotone.
See The Human Comparator site for more info.
Great job! This is sounding fantastic!
Link to site must be fixed 🙂
http://thehumancomparator.net/
Alex – thanks for the feedback. There was a space on the end of the link that was messing it up. I updated it!
This is a cool project – the size/complexity of it are impressive for an ‘indie’ synth!
Want the TTSH so bad. Never imagined I could be this close to owning a 2600. I can’t even watch the whole video without frying my excitement synapses.
Two words. How much?
Will cost approximately $1000 for the kit and parts (sold separately). The difficult part is, you have to build it yourself or hire someone to build it for you (lots of people willing over on the muff wigglers forum where Zthee, the TTHS creator/maker has been posting the project evolution).
Cool! – Sounds like I get to build my transcendent 2000 all over again 🙂
Here’s the Muff’s thread (all 2,375,411 pages of it): http://www.muffwiggler.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=82997&highlight=
Any ideas on when this will be available for purchase?