Came across this odd little one in another part of the state. Any idea what this is? Single manual, but with spinet pedals, and what look like reed organ-style stops. Seller says it's from the 1960s.
Not interested in it, just wondering what it is. :-)
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Lots of synths, accordions, stringed instruments, percussion, etc.
That's probably one of the original Thomas organs--it used a shared oscillator system--each oscillator covered 3 notes, if I remember correctly. The knobs are just rotary volume controls for the various voices. Of historical interest, but not a very good organ.
We did indeed, discussing single manual spinets with pedals. And this is one of the results, the Thomas Model L "Prelude", from 1959. This is the version without the built in phonograph.
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