Originally Posted By: abacus
Actually the modern look does not go down too well with a lot of organ players, as they prefer that they look like an old sideboard. (This is one of the reasons Lowrey’s sell so well)

Your correct about prices of old organs, (Although there are a few exceptions) in that they are usually worthless, (Particularly if they use old analogue technology) and expensive to repair. (A lot of people still love fixing things as a hobby though)

If you want to know more about the organ world in general, try this site here

Enjoy whatever you play.

Bill


I think this is the look most gigging organ players prefer... mean and lean.. with wooden sides..



Its not just the Nord C2D, but also this Crumar Mojo and some other manufactorers like the UHL and the KeyB







The Hammond B3 clone market is ever growing.... and probably has outgrown the home organ market by now....


Also the new Hammons XK-5 prommises lots of things for the future...


And then my personal Favorite, by GSI, the same company that creates the Crumar Mojo... it has the same organs as the Mojo.. but so much more, (sounds are all virtually moddeled) and is a fullfledged masterkeyboard

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