The 1970s were a time when synthesizers really took on their full meaning as more and more musicians embraced the instrument and made music that no one had heard before. Earlier synthesizers were massive, sophisticated devices that cost thousands of dollars, but in 1971 Alan R. Pearlman and Dennis Colin sought to create a more portable version of their massive ARP 2500 modular synth that they could market more to consumers. musicians. From this concept was born the semi-modular ARP 2600 synthesizer which became an instant hit and was quickly adopted by many renowned musicians including Edgar Winter, Pete Townshend, Herbie Hancock and Jean-Michel Jarre, to name a few. only a few. Shortly after the first models were released, ARP made a bright blue version of the Model 2600 called "Blue Marvin," named after ARP CFO Marvin Cohen.
Discover now the Behringer 2600 BLUE MARVIN, a limited edition, an ultra-affordable and even more feature-rich tribute to the iconic ARP 2600 synthesizer. Compared to the original Behringer 2600, the BLUE MARVIN has a mechanical spring reverb. , handpicked components, single-color LEDs on each fader, and a super smooth paint job that will make your setup sparkle! Evoke virtually any sound imaginable with incredible finesse and ease. The pure analog signal path is based on the authentic 1970s ARP 2600 circuit with matched transistors and JFETs. Owning a BLUE MARVIN is like having your piece of history allowing you to recreate timeless classics or forge your own musical path.
Great care has been taken in the design of the true-to-the-original analog circuitry, semi-modular architecture and triple VCO design of BLUE MARVIN, all brought together to recreate classic sounds reminiscent of classical electronic music. This attention to detail gives the BLUE MARVIN its ultra-flexible sound-shaping ability, which then lets you recreate incredible sounds - super fat bass and tasty tracks, all the way to a dreamy ambience from afar. scopes of your imagination.
Features: - Semi-modular analog synthesizer - Special edition with blue control panel and selected components Monophonic - 3 VCOs with adjustable pulse width - Oscillator 1 with outputs for sawtooth and pulse - Oscillators 2 and 3 with switchable oscillator synchronization and outputs for delta, sawtooth, sine and pulse - Low pass filter with resonance and 2 switchable filter characteristics - Noise generator - Ring modulator - Sample & Hold stage - Preamplifier and envelope follower for external signals - Voltage processor - ADSR envelope - AR envelope - Stereo VCA with adjustable pan - Mixable reverb - Extended modulation options for oscillators / filters possible thanks to an imposed signal path and free interconnection of all sections via patch sockets on 3.5 mm mini jack - Stereo line output on 2 x 6.3 mm jack - Headphone output on 3.5 mm stereo mini jack - Interval Latch input on 6.3 mm jack - Portamento Footswitch input on 6.3 mm jack - MIDI In / Thru - USB-B port - Included: External power supply (12V DC, 2000mA) - Dimensions: 482 x 356 x 108 mm (19 "-8U) - Weight: 5.1 kg
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