Models
7 models
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Viscount Legend
Clonewheel organ series
Organ · Italy
Viscount's Legend line of portable clonewheel organs, designed in Italy with KeyB, using Tonewheel Modeling Technology (TMT) to recreate classic electromechanical organ tone including crosstalk, tonewheel flutter, electrical hum, and octave tapers. The flagship dual-manual Legend carries two 61-note waterfall keyboards with two sets of nine drawbars per manual plus pedal drawbars, and the line spans dual-manual and single-manual stage configurations.
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Farfisa Pergamon
Organ model
Organ · Italy
A top-of-the-line electronic home and entertainment organ built by the Italian maker Farfisa in the early 1980s. It carried two manuals, a pedalboard, a built-in rhythm and accompaniment section, a human-choir voice, and a mechanical rotating speaker in a heavy wooden console, and was discontinued in 1984.
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Crumar Mojo
Dual-manual drawbar organ
Organ · Italy
A drawbar organ from the Italian maker Crumar built around physical drawbars and tonewheel modeling, offered in dual-manual and single-manual versions. It also includes electric-piano and other vintage keyboard voices.
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Crumar Mojo 61
Single-manual drawbar organ
Organ · Italy
A single-manual drawbar organ from Crumar with a 61-note waterfall keyboard, built on the GSi VB3-II physical modeling engine. It offers 22 vintage tonewheel organ models with physical drawbars, plus a modeled Baroque pipe organ, Italian and British transistor combo organs, and electric piano voices, with onboard Leslie, chorus, phaser, and amp modeling effects.
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Viscount Legend Live
Dual-manual clonewheel organ
Organ · Italy
The dual-manual stage model in Viscount's Legend line, with two heavy-duty 61-note waterfall keyboards and Tonewheel Modeling Technology. It carries two sets of nine drawbars for each manual plus two pedal drawbars, with optional 25-note pedalboard, presented as a streamlined portable organ for live performance.
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Viscount Legend Solo
Portable drawbar organ
Organ · Italy
A single-manual portable drawbar organ from the Italian maker Viscount, part of its Legend series. It uses a 61-note keyboard and physical drawbars to model classic tonewheel and transistor combo organs with rotary-speaker simulation.
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Farfisa Compact
Combo organ model
Organ · Italy
A portable transistor combo organ built by the Italian maker Farfisa in the mid-1960s, recognizable by its grey case, tilting legs, and rocker-tab voice selectors. Its reedy, buzzy tone was a hallmark of 1960s and 1970s rock and pop.