1960 (Tube) Electric Organ

This early Dutch electric organ had two designs: tubes and transistors. Instead of the drawbars you often find in organs, this instrument had five switches to produce harmonics, along with seventeen pre-programmed chords. It also has vibrato and a spring reverb.

1960 - 8+2 Vib

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1960 - 8+4+2 Vib Rev

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HaM100

Lighter than its big brother, the great B – Electric Organ, this model shares similar construction (same vibrato, perc, starter and motor). Instead of drawbars, it features flip tabs to access presets.

Used by:

• Pink Floyd
• Jean Michel Jarre
• And many more...

Japanese Electric Organ

In a clear attempt to emulate the Hammond, this model was developed by a popular Japanese instrument manufacturer and worked with drawbars along with three presets. It included a two-band equalizer, drive, and Leslie. A noticeable key-click effect completes the unique personality of this keyboard.

See Electric Organs Part 2 for more electric organ presets.