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ARP Little Brother Expander!
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The ARP Little Brother is a vintage monophonic synthesizer expander designed to work alongside existing keyboards and synthesizers, adding an additional ARP-style voice with classic analog character.
Type
Analog Synthesizer Expander
Model
Little Brother
Manufacturer
ARP Instruments
Country of Manufacture
United States
Era
Vintage
Year of Introduction
1979
Controls
Volume, LFO Speed, Vibrato Depth, Vibrato Delay, Pitch Bend, Tuning, octave range switches, waveform selection switches
Input
Control voltage (CV) and gate inputs for external keyboard/synth control
Output
Audio output
Notable Features
- Monophonic analog synthesizer expander
- Designed to add an extra synthesizer voice to compatible keyboards
- Multiple waveform selections including brass, hollow, reed, and fuzz variations
- Vibrato and modulation controls
- Pitch bend control with octave shifting
- Wood side panels and compact desktop format
- Compatible with ARP and other CV/Gate systems of the period
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| Condition | Good (Used) Good condition items function properly but may exhibit some wear and tear.Learn more |
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