That really sounded nice. Is there any US support for Bohm?

It should with prices starting at 8000 dollars for the cheapest model......just saying.......

regards
John

I find their line up to be even more expensive then Wersi, where wersi comes with all aboard... if you want to add vst support for example with the cloud studio option thats like €8000 extra...

Its more then i am ever willing to pay for an instrument

Last time I checked it was only €5000, however as the Midi capabilities are up there with workstations its much better to get yourself a separate 2 in 1 computer (Or a Mac Mini) and set it up yourself for a fraction of the price. (Designed for Wersi OAS instruments but can be used with any instrument that has a decent Midi spec http://www.wersiorganshowcase.com/hdseries.html )

Take away the VST host (Which not everybody uses) and Wersi OAX has nothing compared to a Bohm Sempra instrument, which makes the Bohm actually much better value.

Organs are expensive due to low production levels (Even single manual versions) so you will always be paying a premium unfortunately.

Bill

That's not that bad, I think I paid $9,500 for the Yamaha HS8T in about 1988...
But don't want to spend that today....like to do too many other things

I prefer buying a car for that money.

Sounded great...NOTICE the side switches on the expression pedals on the higher end organs...I WANT those on the Arrangers...support for several foot switches! In addition to the variable pedal (could do 2 even).
Yamaha knows how to do it because I had them on my 1980's Yamaha HS series organ...no reason they cant put that on the arrangers...just need a expression pedal with the switches to work with them.....they were very handy..