Makers

Hammond

American manufacturer of electric clocks and electromechanical organs

Models: 10 · Categories: 2

Hammond is an American maker founded in 1928, known for the electromechanical tonewheel organ, especially the B-3, and its association with the Leslie rotating speaker.

Rodgers Instruments

American digital and hybrid organ maker

Models: 2 · Categories: 1

Rodgers Instruments is an American maker of digital and pipe/digital hybrid church and home organs, founded in 1958 in Beaverton, Oregon and headquartered in Hillsboro, Oregon. Rodgers built the world's first all-transistor organ in the early 1960s and introduced its first digital organ in 1990 using its Parallel Digital Imaging tone generation.

Allen Organ Company

American digital organ manufacturer

Models: 2 · Categories: 1

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.

Gulbransen

American piano and home organ maker

Categories: 1 · Models: 1

Gulbransen was an American maker of pianos and home and theatre organs, established in 1904 in Chicago by Axel Gulbransen. After early fame for player pianos, the company became a leader in electronic home organs, introducing what it billed as the world's first all-transistor organ in 1957 and a series of home and theatre organ innovations through the 1960s.

Kilgen

American organ builder

Kilgen was an American pipe organ builder, a long-running St. Louis firm that built instruments for churches and cathedrals across the United States.

Barton Organ Company

Was a producer of theater pipe organs during the age of silent movies

The Barton Organ Company was an American builder of theater pipe organs founded in 1918, whose instruments accompanied silent films during the 1920s.