EML ElectroComp 100
Synthesizer by Electronic Music Laboratories
Electronic Music Laboratories introduced the ElectroComp 100 in 1970 as a portable, duophonic suitcase synthesizer with four VCOs and a multimode filter, produced one year before the better-known ARP 2600. Its op-amp-based circuitry was notably more stable and reliable than the transistor designs used by competitors Moog and ARP, though its non-standard 1.2V/octave scaling limited interfacing with other manufacturers.
Specifications
| Polyphony | duophonic |
| Voices | 1 |
| Features | Op-amp design for improved reliability |
| Form Factor | Suitcase |
| Type | Portable semi-modular synthesizer |
