Organs user reviews

The Farfisa Compact Professional I organ is an analog keyboard that spans about four octaves. It has a 1/4 inch output to send to an amp, as well as a number of other 1/4 inch outs for varying uses. …

(Originally written by TeDire/translated from Audiofanzine FR) Phonic wheels organ built in 1967... So no Midi, no controllers, etc. 44 keys (two keyboards), integrated speakers, unlimited…

(Originally written by LuK le Brugeois/translated from Audiofanzine FR) The FK 50 is a small Farfisa organ. It weights about 8 lb. My product is not the one depicted because it has no case.…

The Hammond A100 is a dual leveled keyboard organ that each has four and a half octaves. It also has two octaves of bass pedals. It is a pretty standard looking organ, with pretty standard options an…

(Originally written by Adrimed/translated from Audiofanzine FR) VK8 organ with 61 watterfall keys. Full polyphony. Vintage-style look, nice finish, walnut cabinet. Nine harmony drawbars, …

The Hammond B3 is the organ. When you think of the organ, you think of the B3. It is the holy grail of organ and cannot be matched. It has 2 levels of keyboards, bass pedals, a ton of draw bars and p…

In the mid 70th I was blow away of the rich sounds from Tony Banks Hammond T-102. 30 years later I found my T-222 at "Svenska Hammond in Stockholm". Bought it and my joy and inspiration is …

(Originally written by fonck/translated from Audiofanzine FR) ( http://imageshack.us ) Nice organ that sounds like its big brother B3 with its scanner vibrato and tone wheels. You get th…

(Originally written by Polln/translated from Audiofanzine FR) Small analog synth/electric organ with: - adjustable pitch, - chord memory function when holding down the note (only for chords), - thre…