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Promotional video produced by the former MP Moller Organ Company of Haggerstown, Maryland.
At 2:57 the IBM PC-AT Model 2, released in August 1984, gives a hint as to the date of this video.
Sourced from VHS, so sound and vision somewhat compromised.
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Promotional video produced by the former MP Moller Organ Company of Haggerstown, Maryland.
At 2:57 the IBM PC-AT Model 2, released in August 1984, gives a hint as to the date of this video.
Sourced from VHS, so sound and vision somewhat compromised.
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Hammond M-102 #21000.
Leslie 147 #F7453.
Hammond S-6 #72421 -
Very interesting, thanks for posting! Amazing what could be achieved with 1984 technology!
Current: Allen 225 RTC, W. Bell reed organ, Lowrey TGS, Singer upright grand
Former: Yamaha E3R
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According to the Wiki, Moller was a late adopter of solid state -- too late apparently:Originally posted by Larason2 View Post
Möller introduced solid state electronics for console components and other innovations in the 1980s, later than many other competitors. This, coupled with serious labor problems over the years, lagging investments in the plant, and escalation in the cost of fabrication, contributed to the end of the company. In 1992, the last Möller organ was constructed for and installed in the Chapel by the Sea of Fort Myers Beach, Florida.-------
Hammond M-102 #21000.
Leslie 147 #F7453.
Hammond S-6 #72421Comment
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