People are just delusional. Or they think other people are stupid. Or both. :D

There are a couple of Gulbransen organs for sale here in Phoenix, a C100 and a D110. Both are obviously much newer than most other Gulbransens you see for sale. In fact, these appear to be digital....

Sasha,

Your message should be posted in the "What's It Worth?" section of the forum. You'll get many more responses that way.

Aaron

Paul,

Do you have a copy of this Glenn Derringer album? I recently acquired a very similar Wurlitzer 805 Centura Professional, with the Orbit III synth. Glenn made an album with that organ...

Obviously, Cleveland is a couple of thousand miles away, which would make it impractical for me to buy it. But if one of those showed up in Phoenix, in that condition and at that price, I'd buy it...

For $200, that one on CL Cleveland is a steal. It's a great instrument in outstanding condition. What's not to like? :D

Makes sense, thanks. I guess I need to dig into that Crumar and figure out why those two keys aren't working, and why one is drooping a bit. :)

But when you say "broken," what do you mean? Can they be fixed? I'm asking because my Crumar Roady has a G key like this. Also, the next higher G key doesn't work, either. Just trying to figure...

P.S. Why do one or two keys "drop" to a lower level than the rest? This Kimball is suffering from that problem. Any explanation?

Here's one you don't see every day, the Kimball Z-50. http://phoenix.craigslist.org/wvl/msg/2929236696.html

Looks like it had one of those very primitive computer systems in it. The instrument...

Okay, this isn't an "organ" in the most technical sense, I guess. It's more of a "clonewheel." But it's damn nice, and if I thought my wife would let me get away with it (it's $1,800), I'd buy this...

I don't live anywhere near Cleveland, but I logged onto CL for that area. All I can say is, "wow"! There are quite a few good quality organs for sale right now.

Compare that to Phoenix, where...

So, Andy, tell us how you really feel. :D

Right. And Yamahas are Japanese, yet you can't swing a dead cat without hitting one on Craigslist or eBay! Obviously, a fair number of Solinas were imported to North America. I just think that it...

Thanks, Rob, for your post. That's interesting. I don't think there are many Solinas here in the U.S. I seldom see them for sale on Craigslist or eBay. Interestingly, someone in my area recently...

How much, Jan?

It sure would be interesting to know where they all ended up. I'm sure that each one is the crown jewel in somebody's collection. :D

The Wurlitzer's third "manual" is actually an Orbit synthesizer. This may be the only opportunity you'll ever have to buy an analog synth for 100 quid!

I just got mine today. For FREE! :D I'm smilin' from ear to ear, man! It's a very nice instrument. I didn't have much time to play it because it was the middle of the day and I needed to get back...

Do you still have any parts left? [Yes, I know this thread is very old, but I just got the go-ahead from wifey to snatch up the free 805 that some poor soul has been trying to unload here in...

Here's an interesting model up for sale in Phoenix. Can anyone ID it? The seller sure can't! :->

http://phoenix.craigslist.org/wvl/msg/2900235869.html

And am I correct that this is a console...

Here's an interesting instrument on sale here in Phoenix. I'm intrigued by all of those preset tabs across the top. I don't think I've ever seen that many. :-> It also has some reverse-colored...

Do you happen to know where they all went originally? Do you know what kind of buyers bought them? Churches, for example? A monastery in Tibet? Keith Emerson, perhaps? :D

The name is fitting, too, since this organ will likely end up in a landfill! :D

Speaking of Kawai instruments, I'd rather have a T30, like the one on Andy's website! That thing is a MONSTER! :D