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ARP Odyssey Rev2 analogue synthesizer

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ARP Odyssey Rev2 analogue synthesizer
Product no: 9000-0015-9852 Bax Music Warranty: This product comes with a 3-year warranty.

General

Attention, sound designers! One of the most legendary synthesizers of pop music history is back and ready to hit the stage and the studio. KORG's ARP Odyssey Rev2 analogue synthesizer means your days of scouring eBay for an affordable second-hand model are over. This second generation Odyssey is just as analogue, just as easy to use, and just as fat. It does, however, have one or two new improvements such as MIDI IN and USB MIDI connection. Other than that, it still offers the same monophonic/duophonic concept with the classic (saw, square, pulse, pwm) and noise oscillator.

ARP Odyssey

This reissue was developed in collaboration with its original designer, David Friend of ARP. Once you hook this device up in your studio, you won't believe the possibilities. No more listening to boring, pre-fab presets, this synthesizer lets you make your own unique sounds time and time again, because just like the original, you can't store sounds in the Odyssey. Before you know it, you'll be creating unique, one-of-a-kind sounds like Vangelis, Elton John and ABBA did back in the day. When it comes to audio character, it's a trip down memory lane. That great analogue sound has a nice authentic drift which means the pitch isn't stable (1/30 semitone deviation), but that's exactly what sound designers want. Hook up a reverb effect and you've got an unmistakable sound that you can experiment with to your heart's content.

Extra features

KORG has generously includes a case with the ARP Odyssey, which is something that you don't often get with synthesizers. Even though the Odyssey looks vintage, it really does boast the very latest technology such as MIDI IN and a USB port. It also features a headphone output, which wasn't present on the original Odyssey model. Another thing you don't come across too often is an XLR output. Originally, this was unbalanced, but KORG has balanced it in this reissue. It even comes with patch cables so you can route the headphone output through to the input for a feedback system.

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Specifications

Product features

19-inch rack size not applicable
Number of keys 37
Arpeggiator/sequencer none
Control expression (input)
Synthesizer inputs AUX input
Sound source analogue
MIDI & other MIDI in, MIDI over USB, CV/gate in, CV/gate out
Synthesizer outputs line out jack, line out XLR, headphone
Type of keys mini keys
Synthesizer type keyboard

Weight and dimensions including packaging

Weight (incl. packaging) 9,6 kg
Dimensions (incl. packaging) 173,0 x 53,0 x 23,0 cm

Product specifications

  • ARP Odyssey (built by KORG)
  • reissue of the ARP Odyssey Rev3
  • developed in collaboration with ARP designer David Friend
  • analogue monophonic/duophonic synthesizer
  • number of keys: 37 (SlimKey, not velocity sensitive, no after-touch)
  • 2 VCO's (saw, square, pulse, pwm)
  • drift (frequency deviation): 1/30 semitone
  • LFO: sine, square (sample & hold)
  • C and gate control: mini jack
  • noise generator (white/pink)
  • 24 dB low-pass filter (4-pole), with self-oscillation
  • modulation generator
  • filter: choose between three Odyssey generations
  • portamento: choose between Rev1 and Rev2/3
  • output: XLR (balanced)
  • headphone output
  • output impedance: 10 ohms
  • MIDI IN (DIN), USB MIDI (type B)
  • audio input: jack
  • including patch cables
  • including case
  • housing: black with golden details (Rev2)
  • dimensions: 502 x 380 x 120 mm
  • weight: 5 kg
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Tuesday 6 September 2016 By Lizanne

ABBA, Ultravox, Chick Corea, Vangelis and Elton John are just a few well-known names who made use of the legendary ARP Odyssey synthesizer. Now, KORG is bringing this iconic sound of the seventies back in style in collaboration with David Friend of ARP. Together, they introduce the ARP Odyssey as a separate module.

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