ARP QUADRA Synthesizer (1978) "70s Space Disco"

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1. Amazing how the Arp Quadra and Juno 60 can outshine anything made today.
2. Восхетительно!Ты сам придумываешь эти треки?
3. Really great man. Thank you.
4. I would like create electronic band what mix analog synthesizers and Hammond organs. As analog synthesizers there is nothing. Greetings from Spain!!!!
5. ABACAB !!! Heh, my first knowledge of the synth was when Tony Banks used it. Very distinctive visually. Synth Magic made a very nice VST for Kontakt of it.
6. Nice song! Great beat
7. This takes me back. Nice!
8. May I ask how much an ARP Quadra goes for nowadays?What should I be looking for when purchasing one that would be negotiable in the price?? Thanks so much.
9. Is the keyboard split? Is the sequencer controlling the bass side? I assumed that was the case because New order did it like that, and had it slaved to a pro-1 or Moog source for the bass line.
10. You have a gift bro. 
11. Excellent sounds Marco! The Quadra seems so much easier to understand though. The newer work stations are so much more complex with buttons having multiple functions, the manuals can be more confusing than helpful.
12. One of my favorite synths.
13. That is fantastic. I owned an Arp Omni 2 and a Crumar Performer. Those were the days. Thanks. Great song!
14. Excellent. spacey sounds! :)
15. Beautiful music. You keep getting better, Marco. Last of the majestic String Machines.
16. Reminds me of New Muzik and a cross between Kraftwerk and Jarre. Very nice sounds and great demo, you have an amazing collection of synths!
17. Does the "quadra" in it's name mean that it's basically an odyssey, but with 4 oscillators, or 4 separate signal paths after the oscillator(s)?
18. AMAZING!!!!
19. Excellent as usual mate!
20. It may be reminiscent of 1970s electronic music trends, but it still sounds a bit futuristic to me.