Maker
Allen Organ Company
American digital organ manufacturer
Allen Organ Company is an American maker of digital church, home, and theatre organs founded in 1937 in Allentown, Pennsylvania, with its factory in Macungie. Founded by Jerome Markowitz, Allen marketed the world's first commercial digital organ in 1971 and remains family-managed, building classical organs that emulate large pipe-organ stop lists.
Models
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Allen G-Series
Organ · United States
Allen's flagship G-Series of digital church organs, with GX models ranging from compact two-manual instruments up to large three-manual consoles carrying 68 or more stops. The series uses Allen's parallel DSP sound generation, GeniSys voicing, and APEX technology on larger instruments, with selectable Classic Allen, English, Cavaillé-Coll, and Baroque stop lists.
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Allen Historique
Organ · United States
Allen's Historique series of digital classical organs, spanning compact entry and mid-range two- and three-manual models (Historique Ia, IIG, IIIG) with roughly 24 to 34 stops. Designed for churches, chapels, and home practice, the series brings Allen's GeniSys sampled pipe-organ voicing to more affordable consoles.
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Organs
Acoustic, electric, and electronic organs and organ model families.
Representative model
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Allen G-Series
Organ · United States
Allen's flagship G-Series of digital church organs, with GX models ranging from compact two-manual instruments up to large three-manual consoles carrying 68 or more stops. The series uses Allen's parallel DSP sound generation, GeniSys voicing, and APEX technology on larger instruments, with selectable Classic Allen, English, Cavaillé-Coll, and Baroque stop lists.