Identifying two mystery synths?

[Macy]

Hi everyone,

Would any of you know what manufacturer and model this small white synth / combo organ that the woman is playing in this video?

It can be best viewed at these times in the video: at 58 seconds to 59 seconds 2:24-25 and 2:28-2:29.


Also, do you know the manufacturer and model of the larger (bottom) organ / synth pictured at this link ? It is similar to the one played in the video, though not the same.

http://www.mpc-forums.com/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=88140

thanks,

Macy

 

[Becky]

Hi Macy, welcome to Keyboard Forums!

I'm afraid I can't view that video from the UK, do you have any pictures that you can share?

 

[Macy]

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Hi Becky,

Thanks for your note. Here is the closest thing to a photo I have.

I'd like to know the make of any of these small white keyboards, particularly the largest one, on the bottom.

Cheers again,

Macy

http://www.mpc-forums.com/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=88140

 

[The Y_man]

Also, do you know the manufacturer and model of the larger (bottom) organ / synth pictured at this link ? It is similar to the one played in the video, though not the same.

http://www.mpc-forums.com/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=88140

thanks,

Macy

It looks like a portable reed organ (seeing as it has no drawbars or buttons). I used to have something very similar with chord buttons to the left (known as a chord organ).
They are basically like a harmonium with and electric motor blowing the air.

Have a look at

http://www.the-deserters.co.uk/inst_organs.html



The Y-man

 

[Macy]

Thank you Y-Man. This is likely the answer and the link I've been searching for. I really appreciate your assistance. Cheers, Macy

 

[goldi5210]

Thank you Y-Man. This is likely the answer and the link I've been searching for. I really appreciate your assistance. Cheers, Macy

Hej, hej Macy,

I don't think that the instrument on your photo is a Busilacchio or a Lorenzo organ, because the organ on your photo ends on the right side with a G-note but the Busilacchio and the Lorenzo ones end both with a full octave, a C-note.

With regards

goldi5210