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TECHNICAL SERVICE
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Repair, Restoration and Upgrades for Vintage Electronic Musical Instruments
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CMS Tech Service has
been servicing ARP, Moog and EMS instruments for over 23 years. CMS Specializes
in ARP modification, noise reduction,
and original factory service procedures. CMS also manufactures
replacement sub-modules for all ARP instruments. Our service department
always has 4000 series replica sub-modules on hand to facilitate your
vintage ARP servicing needs efficiently and accurately. Please select
the different
services and info using the buttons to the left or the links below.
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Points of interest : The
2600 Pit Stop - Here is the direct link to detailed
descriptions of the world famous CMS upgrades and modifications
that are available for the ARP 2600. Get info on the Audio Path
Upgrade that so many ARP users swear by. Adding sync to your VCO's.
Upgrading the sluggish AR generator. Increase the attack, decay
and release times of your ADSR. Information on extensive modifications such
as replacing the speakers with a highpass VCF and a 4th VCO. For the customer who wants to keep his 2600 all
original, CMS performs all the original factory calibration
and repair
procedures.
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Planet
2500 - Extensive sonic improvements
and noise reduction modifications to the ARP 2500 make it possible
for the modern artist to utilize these legendary and extremely useful
instruments in a present day digital studio. |
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4000 Submodules - |
C.M.S. manufactures
high quality replacement and upgrade submodules for all ARP synthesizers. |
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ARP
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commentary on some
vintage photos of some early ARP synthesizers. |
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