The ARP 2600 is a semi-modular analog subtractive audio synthesizer, designed by Alan R. Pearlman with Dennis Colin, and manufactured by his company, ARP Instruments, Inc. as the follow-on version of the ARP 2500.
Unlike other modular systems of the time, which required modules to be purchased individually and wired by the user, the 2600 was semi-modular with a fixed selection of basic synthesizer components internally pre-wired.
The 2600 was thus ideal for musicians new to synthesis, due to its ability to be operated either with or without patch cords, and was, upon its initial release, heavily marketed to high schools, universities, and other educational facilities.
It was up to Arturia to bring us the world renowned version of this synth classic when they released the virtual version seen in the picture below:

It seemed only right to give this the Dust treatment and below you can find a multi-sampled version of 10 sounds created by mrthebigman during his many experiments with this awesome synthesiser.

Tech Specs
10 sets of multi-samples covering c1-c3 for various different formats

Link:
http://www.mediafire.com/download/tdxe19zatn162i2/Dust_Arp2600_-_Kontakt.zip

 

WAV, Reason refill and Maschine formats can be found here:

http://mrthebigman.com/multiplespro/index.php/dust/27-dustarp

Note that they sampled Arturias emulation, and not the real thing.