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Revision as of 19:31, 16 August 2017
The Aries System 300 electronic modular synthesizer is a classic modular synthesizer that competed against Moog, Arp, Buchla, E-mu, and Roland modular systems of the time.[1]. Designed by Dennis Colin who also helped to design the ARP 2500 and 2600, and manufactured by Aries Music Inc..[2]
Format
Aries module front panels are of 3"x9"x1/16" black anodized aluminum. They a require ±15V supply. The VCO, gate and trigger signals are 10V peak-to-peak and it follows the Volt/octave convention. Patching is with 3.5mm jacks.[3]
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References
- ^ Aries 300 Music System at Vintage Synth Explorer
- ^ ARIES Modular Systems website by Robert Leiner
- ^ Aries Comparability
External links
- Aries Modular Systems website by Robert Leiner, also has schematics
- schematics and other documents at Synthfool.com
- Kevin Kissinger's Aries Synthesizer page
- Aries 300 at Synthmuseum.com