What model of Conn Organ has the following specs? One source mentioned Prelude 311, but most if not all the specs are like a Caprice model without the lower manual 4' Flute. If it is a Prelude model does it have the tone generators like the Caprice?
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Baldwin Spinet 58R
Lowrey Spinet SCL
Wurlitzer 4100A
Crown Pump Organ by Geo. P. Bent, Chicago, Illinois
Organs I hope to obtain in the future:
Conn Tube Minuet or Caprice even a transistor Caprice with the color coded tabs
Gulbransen H3 or G3, or V.
Wurlitzer 44, 4410, 4420, ES Reed Models, 4300, 4500, Transistor ModelsTags: None
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Thanks so much for the info.
JamesBaldwin Church Organ Model 48C
Baldwin Spinet 58R
Lowrey Spinet SCL
Wurlitzer 4100A
Crown Pump Organ by Geo. P. Bent, Chicago, Illinois
Organs I hope to obtain in the future:
Conn Tube Minuet or Caprice even a transistor Caprice with the color coded tabs
Gulbransen H3 or G3, or V.
Wurlitzer 44, 4410, 4420, ES Reed Models, 4300, 4500, Transistor Models
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We've looked at this on Vintage Organ Group on Facebook and it is indeed a Caprice 432, from 1965. I found the service manual with a photo.
It has the Chorus feature (actually a Chorus Off rocker tab) which means that it will have the independent tone generators used by larger Conns. And a 5 1/3' Quint, which is unusual.
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