You're quickly becoming a big source of vintage organ information. Keep going please~

@VintageKeysStudio

11 ай бұрын

Thank you very much indeed!

@paulmcdonough9595

11 ай бұрын

I agree, it’s only since bumping into VKS that I noticed other channels ‘reviewing’ old organs but they generally aren’t anything like as informative or entertaining, cheers.

The short legs had me in stitches by the way haha

I just love it when you get your Leslie out!

You’re a genius Ethel! This organ has so much potential for so many things

I had a Jen Pianotone in the 70s. Overdriven it produced a great sound that blended well with electric guitar in our band.

@VintageKeysStudio

8 күн бұрын

Wow yes I bet it did! I am looking for one of those

I love watching your videos. These organs are absolutely amazing, as a student I can only afford to play with a small midi keyboard and my laptop.

@VintageKeysStudio

11 ай бұрын

Best of luck!

@johangamb

3 ай бұрын

these things go for almost nothing. just found one on a second hand market site in denmark for equivalent of 23 quid

Instantly my favorite new channel... making dusty and beautiful old organs fun and very funny! 😆

I was just trying to come to terms with your strange mixture of creepy sci fi and children’s tv incidental music from the 70’s then you mention Chorlton and the Wheelies, Wow that’s a real blast from the past just like the Jen.

@VintageKeysStudio

11 ай бұрын

Oh yes a firm favourite of mine! Especially Fenella

Turn that “Fun” button up to 11 ! My Gran played organ in church and also had one at home; I wish to my core I had asked her to teach me...

One of the best things with a synth in an organ is that one can use the organ stops to fatten up / layer the synth sounds. Works like a charm on single oscillator monosynths.

I'm glad this channel and I found each other. Although lately I feel you have become distant channel. Did I do something wrong channel? Please don't leave me! I can change....

The patch at position 21:03 sounds like a hybrid between a drunken baby wearing overloaded nappies and an alley cat - lamenting on running out of booze. In deed there seems to be a lot of rhythm & fun build into this electronic organ; thanks for sharing that awesome presentation :-)!

Ah, you have heard of them. This should be very close to the SX2000 and yes, that one could also be bought stand alone.

Jen at all. Jenatall... This got me good

You can also combine the synth presets

That's a pretty versatile instrument. It has a lot of promise and potential for today's music as well. With some delay and reverb, it can be a potential synth.

So pleased this has ended up in your capable hands. On the sx2000 it's a lot of fun pressing down two of the preset instruments, at least of the stand alone synth. Goes into self oscillation which is hours of fun with wine and a delay such as the ross stereo. Great video!

I'm a synth lover but love these old organs jen did a synth I think

@VintageKeysStudio

11 ай бұрын

Yes they did several

Steve, thanks a lot for this review! As a kid in the 70s we had this organ (minus the monophonic synthesizer) at home. Sold in Germany as "Wilga K-44", price in 1977 was 3200,- DM, I still remember my parents in fierce discussions if we could afford this. I guess it's a little bit cheaper nowadays. I always thought the cool sounding part was the Leslie, the rhythm section was crap even then. Although quite unimpressive overall hearing the sounds after decades again brings back many memories.

@VintageKeysStudio

11 ай бұрын

Ahh brilliant that’s very interesting about the K-44!

I do love the sounds of these organs, thank you!

I would like to have Carrousel its quite versatile, abd has a fantastics sinthetizer sound Great video! sir 😊

Thank you Steve for yet another great demo of special rare instruments cool that Jimmy Smith owned it, he was a friend of my father,..=) also a great Organist,..BTW i see you got a great TEAC 2A Mixer that's great i have one too and love it,..

For like 20 seconds I was like, "OMG, for the love of God why doesn't he get that giant skin tag on his face removed?! Surely he could .. wait a sec, what's ... what the F***?"

@VintageKeysStudio

11 ай бұрын

How dare you! It’s my pet Tick, Thomas

It’s the same synth as the JEN SX-2000, filter is the same as the Synthi-AKS, but done with diodes. Gets a bit raspy. I had one, which of course, I predictably sold. Good vid.

That lil drummer in the organ must have "blisters on my fingers!" 🙂 I always wondered about that swell pedal. I saw a group who had a horse box trailer out behind the theatre, and I guess that was why? The doorbell sounded a bit like a Rhodes...maybe that doorbell they were making for a while. Stevie Wonder had one, I think.

@VintageKeysStudio

Ай бұрын

That horsie is a nuisance - still appears when you least expect him

The preset buttons and rythm buttons reminds of the buttons from the wersi matic 1 rythm units

Come for the synthesizer, stay for the gags!

very entertaining and made me laugh as usual , TOP MARKS

Genatall? Never heard of the JEN SX 1000? It’s the first synth I bought and I still own it. Shortly before they folded they even built a polysynth. This is also nice though. Especially when the fun bits begin.

@rossr6616

5 ай бұрын

Genetall; a grown man playing with his Organs

@marcbrasse747

5 ай бұрын

@@rossr6616 Hey, after a certain age one is supposed to play one’s organs oneself. One day you’l understand. 🤣

What in the world

Steve, as all of the many lectures you give about keyboards,all of they are extremely interesting ,and those keyboards with integrated synthetizers sounds are only limited to human capabilities. I could devise many of Bach passages you played and of course that extraterrestrial creature came out from its outer dimension due to those fantastic synths sounds !!

@VintageKeysStudio

11 ай бұрын

The creature (known as the Hobster) is very partial to a synth

I like the sound of this contraption. I always think that the word diapason sounds like a new antidepressant drug.

@VintageKeysStudio

3 ай бұрын

Haha yes - the stronger one is Diapasonapine

Doesn’t everyone have a Rubber Horse Snout lying around? Wow, that human voice round! I saw Cossacks Dancing.

17:08 - quick, flush your stash, it's the po-po!

@VintageKeysStudio

11 ай бұрын

Hahahahaaa

I'm getting early OMD vibes

OK, at about the halfway point my ears are perking up. It *does* actually go into synth territory.

2:44 Oh, of course! "Tibia" is Italian for "like"!

I didn't realise that you were actually that tall

@rossr6616

5 ай бұрын

The Dingo ate ‘is Legs Mate!

8:52 got a bit gorillaz for a bit!

@VintageKeysStudio

11 ай бұрын

I agree!

Wow, that took a lot of guts to play that synth in such a way. Did you acquire the Naughty bits that Wendy C. Lost to gain this talent? Or are you just happy to see me?

i always hated the grandstand theme until you played it

@VintageKeysStudio

9 ай бұрын

I’m flattered

Jen at all... 😂😂😂

I had a Jen SX1000 which has to be one of the worst synths I have ever experienced