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ARPs for All: Program to Bring Rare Vintage ARP Synths to Everyone in the Music-Making Public
Announcing ARPS for All.
The following is cut-and-pasted from the Alan R. Pearlman Foundation as a public service.
The Alan R. Pearlman Foundation (ARPF), in partnership with The Record Co. (TRC), is thrilled to announce ARPs for All: a new program to bring the magic and inspiration of rare vintage ARP synthesizers to EVERYONE in the music-making public. Play an ARP today!Our initial collection will include 6 instruments (the ARP Avatar, Axxe, Odyssey, vintage ARP 2600 with ARP Sequencer and Solus) available for hands on use, learning, and experimentation at TRC’s community recording and rehearsal facility in Boston. Help us co-create this amazing space:Today we’re asking for your support as we fundraise to:Tune-up and prepare the 5 instruments in the initial collection for daily use at The Record Co. ($2,700)Realize an incredible opportunity to acquire 2 additional instruments at very generous prices ($4,000)Crate and ship a 3rd instrument from the west coast, to be added to the Foundation’s permanent collection. ($1,000)Thank you for helping us make ARPs accessible to ALL!
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