Classical Organs, Inc.

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P.O. Box 27476
Phoenix, AZ 85061-7476
(602) 973-1395 FAX (602) 841-1704
(877) 551-7916
October 2001
Wow! It’s been quite a ride…..
Welcome to our first full-line catalog!
Mark Voorhees
President
Since we began serving Devtronix customers in July of 2000,
we’ve been simultaneously busy on a number of other fronts:
locating vendors, surveying the complete product line,
integrating inventory into our operating technology,
developing updated designs and much more.
There has been much to do, and much has been accomplished.
As we’ve worked and analyzed our position in the past months, we’ve created three
primary focal points for our business:
1. We are a growing company. We will never stop growing, and our efforts will be
visible to our customers.
2. We value the concept of customer service, and we will strive to become the
standard by which others are measured.
3. Devtronix has always provided exceptional value for the customer’s investment.
We have high regard for this tradition, and will work to continue it.
This catalog represents our progress to date. It’s my hope that it will never be
finished, because that would mean that we have met all customers’ needs and
there’s nothing left to develop…. And it would also mean that there would be nothing
for you, the customer, to look forward to in the next update.
You’ll notice in our price list (last section) that there have been a few slight
increases over the 1996 Devtronix price list. This is primarily due to increased labor
costs, and, in a small number of cases, component cost increases. Rest assured
that we will continue to look for ways to keep our prices as low as possible.
We’ve chosen the “loose-leaf” form for this publication so that you can easily
integrate the changes and introductions that will come in the future. For those
desiring an “electronic version”, a CD-ROM is available instead of, or in addition to,
the printed version.
If you have ordered either of these versions directly from us, you’ll automatically
receive updates as they are available. But, the latest version of the catalog will
always be online on our website: http://www.classical-devtronix.com
And, speaking of the website, we expect it to be fully operational by the end of 2001.
Our design has evolved into something which we hope you find useful and worth a
regular visit. The site is being outfitted with full, on-line ordering capability, so you’ll
be able to research and select your purchases 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
We take great pride in the products we supply, and are very thankful for our
customers’ support. Your choice of our company as a supplier is not taken lightly.
As “organbuilder and engineer-in-residence”, I’ll be your first line of contact for
questions or orders….. Please feel free to contact me by phone, mail or Email at
any time that I can be of service.
We look forward to serving you!
Mark Voorhees
President
About this catalog…..
Section 1 - MIDI
Here you’ll find information on our products which communicate using the MIDI
standard. There’s a myriad of applications which can use this protocol to
advantage….. You’ll learn about our hardware, standard software configurations,
and a sampling of some of the possibilities of our custom-programmed
configurations.
Section 2 - Solid State Relay
The venerable Devtronix Solid-State Relay system for pipe and electronic organ
installations replaces mechanical relays with proven and cost-effective electronic
switching solutions.
Section 3 - Combination Action
Highlighting the time-proven Series III Combination Action for small- and mediumsized instruments.
Section 4 - Electronic Tone Generators
Devtronix-designed analog tone generators, for customers wanting the “analog
sound”, with some new offerings soon to come.
Section 5 - Electronic Voicing
Analog filters and tone modification.
Section 6 - Audio Components
Preamps, Power Amplifiers, Crossovers and Speaker systems for any organ
application…. many available in kit form!
Section 7 - Power Supplies
Low voltage electronic circuit supplies…. magnet power supplies…. a wide range of
available products.
Section 8 - Console Components
All of those big and small items you need for your console.
Section 9 - Complete Systems
Products available from us, as well as offerings from our recommended business
partners.
Section 10 - Wiring and Tools
Electronic components, wiring supplies, tools and other products to bring the whole
project together!
Section 11 - Services
How can we help you make your project a success?
Section 12 - Price List
OK, what’s all this going to cost?
Entire contents of this publication, in all forms and including updates, © 2001 by
Classical Organs, Inc., Phoenix, AZ. All rights reserved. May not be reproduced in
any form without written permission, except for single-copy, personal use by the
owner. Some graphics and other materials are provided by our vendors and
suppliers, and are used by permission. Trademarks used herein are the property of
their respective owners.
“MIDI” is just something rock bands use, right?
Not really, though its use is very common there.
“MIDI” is an acronym which stands for Musical Instrument Digital Interface, and, in its
simplest form, it is a communications medium that passes information such as note on/
off, volume and pitch between compatible devices. But the standard has much more
potential than that.
We’ve taken MIDI to a higher level. Now, virtually any electronic or pipe organ can be
outfitted with a MIDI system that can serve in a variety of ways, depending on the
configuration.
Some examples of the possibilities:
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Recording and playback of performances.
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True stop control and additional controlling features, such as control of external
sound modules.
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Combination action functions.
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Operation as a full organ relay system.
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Allowing the keys from two manuals to be combined to emulate an 88 note piano
keyboard.
And, there’s more versions and features to come!
Our hardware philosophy is simple. Each configuration is built around three basic
boards: a Processor Board, an Input Board and an Output Board.
Complex configurations with multiple functions can use more than one processor,
interconnected to produce the desired operability.
The boards are connected together using a ribbon cable, and can be mounted flat on a
wood panel, stacked using spacers (provided on request), or housed in an optional
custom housing. Connections are made to the organ using supplied ribbon cables,
either directly, or via an optional ribbon connector to solder terminal board.
While we generally take an “organist’s approach” to the MIDI standard, our products
are able to support all of the MIDI functions through custom-programmed features. As
an example, most of our standard configurations don’t use velocity sensing or pan
functions, since they don’t have an application in a normal organ installation. But if
your project needs these features, let us know!
Flexibility is the key to Devtronix MIDI in organs….. Since we use programmable
configurations, there are few limits as to what can be accomplished to create the
system that’s right for you.
Contact us with your requirements or for additional information, and let us design your
perfect system!
Classical Organs, Inc. is a member of the MIDI Manufacturers Association
Hardware
Processor Board
Each Processor Board can handle one
major configuration (DRP,DMC, etc.),
and/or can support 16 Input Boards and
16 Output Boards. This board has its
own power supply in the form of a wall
transformer (included as dictated by
your configuration) and on-board
regulator assembly. Several Processor Boards can share one wall transformer.
Order Number: 293-1
Input Board
Each Input Board can sense 64 input
signals (a 61 note manual +3
additional circuits, a 32 note pedal
+32 additional circuits, or 64 stop or
other circuits.) Input from any source
is +12 to +15 volts active. The board
is powered by the Processor Board.
Order Number: 293-2
Output Board
Each Output Board can supply 64
circuits of +12 to +15 volts at up to
300 to 350 mA each. Use this board
to emulate manuals or pedals, drive
stops or drive magnet assemblies.
The organ supplies the drive voltage,
but the board itself is powered by the
Processor Board.
Order Numbers:
• 293-3A (Assembled)
• 293-3K (Kit) New
Specify: Drive power terminal option (lug, quick-connect or screw) New Option
Ribbon to Solder Terminal
Board
Use this optional board to interface
between the MIDI system ribbon
cables and solder/connector pins for
discrete wire installations.
Order Numbers:
• 293-4K (Kit) New
Configurations
Off the Shelf
DRP
This configuration is the basic MIDI record and playback function, and is included in
the basic CIO firmware.
In the typical implementation, a Processor Board is installed in the organ console,
along with an appropriate number of Input Board and Output Board pairs, based on the
design of the instrument. The MIDI data is fed to an external MIDI sequencer (either a
dedicated device or software in a personal computer; either to be provided by the
customer), and the MIDI output of the sequencer is fed back to the Processor Board for
reproduction.
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Configuration Order Number: 299-1
Hardware Required: based on instrument design. Contact us for assistance in
determining your needs.
Ahlborn DMC New Products
This is a basic control implementation for our customers who use Ahlborn Archive
modules.
The typical implementation would be for two manuals and pedal, directed to the
Ahlborn module on separate channels. The configuration includes support of the
standard Ahlborn functions, including 5 levels of 6 General pistons and Tutti. Provision
is made, with some limitations, for the use of more than one of the Ahlborn modules in
an installation - contact us for details.
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Configuration Order Number:
299-2 for Ahlborn Classic Archive Module
299-3 for Ahlborn Romantic Archive Module
299-4 for Ahlborn 201 Archive Module
299-5 for Ahlborn 202 Archive Module
Hardware Required: Typical requirements: one Processor Board and four Input
Boards. For complex implementations, contact us for assistance in determining
your needs.
DMCPiano New Product
DMCPiano is a version of the Devtronix MIDI Controller used for emulation of a pianotype 88-note keyboard using two organ manuals. One manual provides the lowest 61
notes of the compass, while the other manual provides the upper 61 notes. Input is
from a CIO configuration used as MIDI output only.
DMCPiano outputs the 88-note keyboard emulation into MIDI Channel 1 at 8' pitch.
The notes are from the bottom A (A0, MIDI note 21) to top C (C8 note 108). This uses
two standard Devtronix 64-circuit Input boards, addressed as A2 and A3. These
boards handle one 61-note organ-type keyboard each; the top three inputs on each
board are used for controls to play a MIDI GS-format Grand Piano voice at 8' pitch and
provide the standard piano-type pedals: Soft, Sostenuto, and Sustain.
A CIO Processor board processes the data provided by the two Input boards (note that
the CIO configuration’s output can be used by many of our other configurations at the
same time - only one Input board needs to be installed on a manual.) A second
Processor Board converts the CIO data to the desired DMCPiano output configuration.
You can optionally augment the DMCPiano with one additional Input board, addressed
as A1, to provide expression (the expression pedal position is sent to the sound
module as key velocity) and selection from eleven additional GS-format MIDI voices.
This board also can be connected to a standard organ pedal keyboard to play an
unexpressed Piano voice on channel 2, or an expressed voice coupled from the
manual keyboard. The All Notes OFF MIDI command is also available on this
additional board. Note that this augmentation is included in the standard DMCPiano
firmware.
The MIDI GS-format voice codes included in the augmented DMCPiano are:
Program No. 2
4
7
10
12
13
15
16
20
49
74
Grand Piano #2
Honky Tonk
Harpsichord
Glockenspiel
Vibraphone
Marimba
Tubular Bell
Clavichord
Church Organ
Strings
Flute
Optional changes to DMCPiano - custom programming charges apply:
The stock version can be custom modified to change any of the voices or MIDI
channels to your choosing. Also, depending on the Sound Module you are using, a
Tremulant control can be added to the third (A1) Input board. Also, if you are using a
MIDI format other than the GS standard (or compatible), some custom work on the
DMCPiano module may be required.
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Hardware Required: Minimum Requirements: two Processor Boards and two Input
Boards. For augmented funtions, add an additional Input Board. If you have any
questions about the hardware, contact us for assistance in determining your needs.
Virtual Wiring
This is a variation of the DRP configuration, and permits a simplification of wiring
between the console and the chambers or analog electronics. It may also serve as a
record and playback implementation. The routines are included in the CIO firmware.
The typical implementation allows the console’s +15v switches (whether they are keys,
pedals, stops or other switch-type controls) to be encoded, using the appropriate
number of Input Boards, onto MIDI channels by a Processor Board located in the
console. A MIDI cable then connects the console Processor Board to another
Processor Board in the chambers, which decodes the MIDI stream and feeds the
information to a like number of Output Boards. Thus, any switch action at the console
appears in the chambers as a +15v signal from an output board terminal, and may be
connected to an existing relay or solid state switching assembly.
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Hardware Required: based on instrument design—contact us for assistance in
determining your needs.
Custom Configurations
Note that these configurations are custom-programmed for your instrument, and
incur custom programming charges.
DMC
The Devtronix MIDI Controller (DMC) accepts MIDI and Devtronix Input board
information to create any possible legal MIDI message or Devtronix Control
Function instruction, to operate MIDI Tone or Control modules. This is
accomplished by relating Devtronix Input Board or MIDI Note ON/OFF message
activity to special instructions provided by a custom Definition File consisting of
standard Devtronix functions. The DMC is typically used in conjunction with a CIOconfigured Processor Board and appropriate Input Boards to
operate a tone module from an organ console.
The DMC operates on a separate Processor Board. This allows the DMC
processor’s operation to be independent, and minimizes potential timing problems in
the MIDI data stream.
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Hardware Required: based on instrument design and required functions—
contact us for assistance in determining your needs.
DCA
The Devtronix Combination Action (DCA) provides the means of controlling all
the standard (and non-standard) Organ Console Functions excluding those
performed in the chambers. (Note that chamber functions are performed by the
Devtronix Relay [DRL]). These console functions primarily include Combination
Action, but specifically do not include MIDI Module functions, which are handled by
the Devrtonix MIDI Controller (DMC).
The DCA configuration is potentially a two-processor implementation. DCAC (the
combination action controller) manages the sensing of stops, pistons and memory
levels, while the DCAD (the combination action driver) can drive stop magnet
assemblies as well as other devices requiring +15v drive at the console.
The DCA implementation is a very instrument-specific configuration, and will require a
detailed specification and discussion of goals. Contact us for information and
assistance in preparing the specification and data necessary for us to program this
configuration.
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Hardware Required: based on instrument design and required functions—contact
us for assistance in determining your needs.
DRL
The Devtronix Relay (DRL) activates all chamber magnets, from pipes to tremolo and
shade motors, and also shuttles individual pipes to form ranks and mixtures of any
conceivable combination or organization, eliminating the need for special wiring.
Typical implementation of this configuration is as a replacement or augmentation of a
mechanical or electronic relay switching system in the pipe chambers.
The design of the DRL is, of course, very instrument-specific. Contact us for
information and assistance in preparing the specification and data necessary for us to
program this configuration.
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Hardware Required: based on instrument design and required functions—contact
us for assistance in determining your needs.
In Development
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Additional “off-the-shelf” DMC configurations
User-editable DMC configurations
Additional Hardware Options
Computer-based Sequencer
The Solid State Relay System has been known to Devtronix customers for over 30
years as the "diode keying system'. The basic simple diode switch has been used
throughout the whole electronics industry since the small signal silicon diode became
available in the late 1950s. But it was not until the cost of the silicon diode dropped low
enough to be used in large quantities in low cost circuitry that the solid state organ
relay became economically feasible.
The Solid State Relay System consists of diodes, resistors, transistors (for stop
control) and an industry standard integrated circuit designed specifically to be able to
switch power for up to eight separate magnets at one time. The integrated circuit (IC)
also contains the diode required across every coil to prevent reverse polarity voltage
build up when the switch opens. Various combinations of these top quality components
mounted on custom printed circuit boards make up all the different Solid State Relay
modules.
Only single contacts are required for the playing keys and stop switches regardless of
how much switching is to be done by the contacts. There is no inductive load on the
contacts to cause sparking and burning, and the current through the contacts is
insignificant.
Using combinations of the basic modules, virtually any required configuration can be
designed, including pipe chest drivers of any configuration, couplers and the keying of
electronic augmentation voicing.
The Solid State Relay System is a cost-effective approach to replacement of
mechanical relays, or expansion of an existing instrument. We’d be happy to assist
you in designing your configuration - contact us by mail, Email or give us a call!
Switches
37 Note Diode Switch
This module is the heart of our Solid
State Relay System. The module
components are mounted on a single
sided printed circuit board. A stop switch
control circuit, for either positive or
negative feed, is installed near one end.
Male connectors are mounted along the
top edge. Small holes in the PC board
allow the cable wires to spread through the holes directly and use the connector
pins for solder or wire-wrap terminals. The board may be mounted as an
independent assembly (flat) or plugged into a 223-14-37N motherboard.
Alternative terminations: 520-102 Molex connector set, 520-202 IDC connector
set, or the 223-13-37N 37-note right angle junction board.
Order Numbers:
223-10-37NA (Assembled)
223-10-37NK (Kit)
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Specify: Positive or negative stop polarity, flat or motherboard mounting
61 Note Diode Switch
This is the 61 note version of the above assembly. It may be flat mounted, or
plugged into a 223-14-61N motherboard.
Order Numbers:
• 223-10-61NA (Assembled)
• 223-10-61NK (Kit)
37 Note Diode Switch with Driver
Switches with Magnet
Drivers
The switch section of this module is identical to the 223-10-37N except that a 37note magnet driver is directly connected to the switch output and the magnet
driver output goes to the right angle output connectors. The 6 magnet drivers add
1/2 inch to the board height to make the PC board size 11 3/4 x 3 inches. This
switch module will drive 37 note chest magnets when keyed from the pedals or a
coupler assembly. If stop switch control is required, simply install the components
in the designated positions on the board. A 5 Amp fast blow protective fuse circuit
is included. A red LED lamp is part of the fuse circuit and will indicate the blown
fuse when power is on the system.
Order Numbers:
• 223-11-37NA (assembled)
• 223-11-37NK (Kit)
61 Note Diode Switch with Driver
This is the 61 note version of the above
assembly. It may be flat mounted, or
plugged into a 223-14-61N motherboard.
(Shown with optional 223-13-61 Junction
Disconnect)
Alternative terminations: 520-103 Molex
connector set, 520-203 IDC connector
set, or the 223-13-61N 61-note right
angle junction board.
Order Numbers:
• 223-11-61NA (assembled)
• 223-11-61NK (Kit)
Magnet Drivers
37 Note Magnet Driver
This module is used to drive pipe chest
magnets, most often unified chests, or
to provide additional keying power when
used as the output of a coupler
assembly which drives a large number
of stop switches.
This board is to be driven by the 223-10-61N or -37N switch with optional switch
control. When used in a large switching system driven by an inter- or intra-manual
coupler assembly, this module may be required to drive the relay proper if the
switch does not have high current capability, and the magnet driver is technically a
current amplifier. All magnet drivers have fuses with a red LED to indicate a blown
fuse caused by a short circuit in the wiring.
The board is supplied with vertical connector pins on the input and output sides of
the board, and is mounted flat on a mounting panel. The pins may be used for
direct solder or wire=wrap termination of a cable.
Order Numbers:
• 223-12-37NK (Kit)
61 Note Magnet Driver
This is the 61 note version of the above assembly.
Order Numbers:
• 223-12-61NK (Kit)
Junction Disconnects
37 Note Junction Disconnect
The 37 -note junction strip is useful any place it is desirable to make a plug-in
connector for a cable. The output of most modules in the relay is a male
connector. The junction strip has a matching female connector group directly
connected to a male connector group which is then used as a cable termination.
The junction strip may also be used for the module input if desired.
Order Numbers:
• 223-13-37NK (Kit)
61 Note Junction Disconnect
assembly.
Order Numbers:
• 223-13-61NK (Kit)
Motherboards
37 Note Motherboard
The 37 -note 5-stop motherboard is the basic board for accepting the 223-10-37N
switches and 223-11-37N straight switches with magnet drivers. The board will
hold up to five 37-note switch boards. The keyboard contacts or coupler output
plug-in will wire into 37 connector terminals along one long side. If more than five
switch boards are required, an additional board is placed along side the first board
and connectors are used in the rows of 37 holes on the edges of the two boards.
Of course, there is no limit to the number of boards that may be connected
together this way. Stop switch connectors are installed at one end of the board, as
well as power connections for stop switch module operation. Note that the
motherboard does not include board connector rows (specify 1 to 5.)
Order Numbers:
223-14-37NA (Motherboard Assembled)
223-14-37NK (Motherboard Kit)
520-401 (Board connector rows)
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Specify: Straight or right-angle input connections (stop and power connection
pins will be straight), number of board connector rows and if this board will
interconnect with another motherboard.
Motherboards
61 Note Motherboard
assembly. Note that the motherboard
does not include board connector rows
(specify 1 to 5.)
(Shown here with 223-11-61N Switches with
Magnet Drivers and 223-13-61 Junction
Disconnects)
Alternative terminations: 520-103 Molex
connector set, 520-203 IDC connector
set, or the 223-13-61N 61-note right
angle junction board.
Order Numbers:
• 223-14-61NA (Motherboard Assembled)
• 223-14-61NK (Motherboard Kit)
• 520-402 (Board connector rows)
Specify: Straight or right-angle input connections (stop and power connection
pins will be straight), number of board connector rows and if this board will
interconnect with another motherboard.
In Development
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High-power output driver option
Series III Combination
Action
Series III Motherboard
The Series III Combination Action system
motherboard is designed to hold up to 14
daughterboards and control for one organ
division. Since each daughterboard is capable
of supporting four stop assemblies, the
assembly can handle a maximum of 56 stops.
Up to eight General pistons and eight Division
pistons, along with Division and General
Cancel and Set pistons, can be connected to
the motherboard, and multiple motherboards
may be used in divisions larger than 56 stops.
Order Number: 221-5A (Assembled)
Four Stop Daughterboards
Available in single and dual memory versions,
the daughterboard contains sense logic,
magnet driver logic and the memory devices.
The design supports positive or negative stop
action, and drives the stop magnets with
positive voltage (supplied by a magnet power
supply.)
Order Numbers:
• Single Memory version: 221-6SA (Assembled)
• Dual Memory version: 221-6DA (Assembled)
Note:
See the Power Supplies section of this catalog for
Logic and Magnet Drive supply products.
In Development
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Series IV Combination Action System
Expanded memory system option
Analog Tone Generators
Unit Voice Generator
The 236-series unit voice generator consists
of 12 independent oscillators—one for each
note in the specified octave. Each is
separately tuned, which allows for pipe-like
voicing. The circuits feature soft turn-on,
which provides a “chiff”-like sound, and are
designed to accept standard +15v keying.
The generators can be ordered in several
configurations: 9 octave versions, each configured as flute, string or reed.
These are well suited for pedal extensions, independent “ranks” or mixtures. Using
additional products or circuits (such as our mixer-preamplifier, vibrato-tremolo
modulator or a passive/active filtering network) allows for the approximation of most
voices. Mixtures are easily configured by simply building a diode matrix to feed key
contact voltage to the appropriate notes.
Order Numbers:
Octave
Flute
String
Reed
0
236-00
236-10
236-20
1
236-01
236-11
236-21
2
236-02
236-12
236-22
3
236-03
236-13
236-23
4
236-04
236-14
236-24
5
236-05
236-15
236-25
6
236-06
236-16
236-26
7
236-07
236-17
236-27
8
236-08
236-18
236-28
(Add –A to Order Number for assembled unit, or –K for kit.)
Divider Tone Generator
Temporarily Unavailable
A 243-4 shown in a typical
Board-mount installation
The 243-series generator is suited for
complete instrument applications, as
well as use as an add-on to an existing
pipe or electronic organ installation.
The module is a divider-type design, with a single tuning adjustment. In the
standard version, it generates a 1’, 2’, 4’, 8’ and 16’ component for each note, which
is mixed onto a bus for that pitch. The pedal version is tuned to provide 2’, 4’, 8’, 16’
and 32’ pitches.
This generator is usually used in conjunction with our 251-series voicing system
(shown in the Electronic Voicing section of this catalog), which offers a wide range
of voice selections.
Order Numbers:
243-4ASA (Standard version—Assembled)
243-4ASK (Standard version—Kit)
243-4APA (Pedal version—Assembled)
243-4APK (Pedal version—Kit)
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Top Octave Generator Modification
For 243-series Generators
This plug-in module allows use of an MO-83 topoctave divider IC in place of an MO-86 device
(no longer available) in our 243-series divider
generators. The MO-83 IC is included with the
module.
Order Number: 243-401
Oscillator Coil Replacement Retrofit
For 243-series Generators
This module replaces the oscillator coil (no longer
available) in 243-series generators. Modification of the
board (removal of some components, change in value of
others) is required, but no trace cutting is necessary.
The module is a precision, resistor-tuned oscillator with
excellent stability characteristics. Tuning is accomplished
through adjustment of a 25-turn potentiometer, with the
unit being factory-built for the desired tuning range.
Order Numbers:
• 243-400S (A=440 tuning for standard generators)
• 243-400P (A=220 tuning for pedal generators)
• 243-400C (Mutation tuning per your requirements)
Specify: Tuning reference if ordering 243-400C.
In Development
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Updated 243-series generator design
Advanced divider generator with additional features
Analog Voicing
251-1M Voicing Assembly
Motherboard
Designed for use with our 243-series
divider tone generators, this board
provides the base for installing up to 12
voice daughterboards (below). It contains
the stop switching (ready for 0v stops, but
adaptable for +15v stops—please
specify), gain adjustments and two mixer/preamplifier channels, allowing it to
provide different voices to each of two output amplifier/speaker systems. The board
requires +/-15v and common from an external source, and five pitch signals (usually
1v p-p square waves at 1’, 2’, 4’, 8’ and 16’.)
Order Number:
• 251-1MA (Assembled)
• 251-1MK (Kit)
Specify: stop switching polarity
251-1V Voicing Assembly Daughterboard
This plug-in assembly for the above motherboard is a
universal circuit board layout on which the passive voice
filters are constructed.
The board is supplied with the necessary motherboard
control components, and the basic components for the
specified voice (any coils required must be purchased
separately.)
Order Number:
• 251-1VA (Assembled)
• 251-1VK (Kit)
Specify: desired voice from Voice Library listing
251-series Single Voice Filter
New Product
This 251-series voice board holds a single
voice - perfect for adding voices without
adding a complete new motherboard, or
creating a unit voice using a divider generator.
It has all of the same features of one channel
of a standard 251-1 motherboard, and is
available in kit or assembled form. A
connector set is available for easy termination,
or you can wire=wrap or solder to the terminal pins. Price includes specified voice
components (coils extra).
Order Number:
• 251-21K (Kit)
Specify: Voice from voice library list.
251-series Voice Library
This is the list of available voices for the 251-series passive voice filters. Be sure to
specify the voice desired when ordering a 251-1V daughter board or a 251-21
Single Voice Filter. Note that reed voices require one or more voicing coils, which
are purchased in addition to the specified 251-series filter, and not included in the
basic voice price. (Number of coils needed are shown in parenthesis.)
Note also that voices specified at 32’ pitch require a special generator configuration.
Usually used only in the pedal division, this generator is tuned one octave lower
than normal, resulting in a set of pitch outputs at 2’, 4’, 8’, 16’ and 32’.
Aeoline
Bass Clarinet (1)
Bass Flute
Bassoon (1)
Bombarde (1)
Bourdon
Brass Trumpet (1)
Cello
Choral Bass
8’, 16’
16’
16’
8’, 16’
4’, 8’, 16’, 32’
16’, 32’
4’, 8’, 16’
8’
4’
Clarinet (1)
4’, 8’, 16’
Concert Flute
32’
Contra Bourdon
32’
Contra Trumpette (1)
16’
Contra Trumpet (1) 16’
Contra Viol
16’
Cromhorne (1)
8’, 16’
Diapason
2’, 4’, 8’, 16’, 32’
251-series Voice Library
(Continued)
Diaphone
32’
Dolce
4’, 8’, 16’
Dulcet
4’
Dulciana
8’, 16’
English Horn (2)
8’, 16’
English Post Horn (1)
8’, 16’
Fagotto (1)
4’, 8’, 16’
Fife
1’
Fifteenth
2’
Flautina
2’
Flute Piccolo
2’
French Horn (2)
4’, 8’, 16’
French Trumpet (1) 4’, 16’
Gamba
8’, 16’
Gambette
4’
Gedeckt
4’, 8’, 16’, 32’
Gemshorn
4’, 8’, 16’
Hautbois (1)
8’
Hautbois Clarion (1) 4’
Kinura (1)
4’, 8’
Krumet (1)
4’, 8’, 16’
Krummhorn (1)
8’, 16’
Major Bass
32’
Musette (1)
4’
Oboe Clarion (1)
4’
Oboe Horn (1)
8’, 16’
Octave
2’, 4’, 8’, 16’
Octave String
4’
Open Flute
2’, 4’, 8’, 16’, 32’
Orchestral Oboe (1) 8’
Posaune (2)
4’, 8’, 32’
Prestant
4’
Principal
2’, 4’, 8’, 16’
Rohrbordun
8’, 16’
Rohrflöte
4’, 8’, 16’
Rohrgedeckt
4’, 8’, 16’
Rohrpommer
4’, 8’, 16’
Rohrschalmei
4’, 8’
Salicet
4’
Salicional
8’, 16’
Saxophone (1)
8’, 16’
Sifflöte
1’
Spitzflöte
4’, 8’, 16’
Stopped Flute
1’, 2’, 4’, 8’, 16’
Super Octave
4’
Tibia
2’, 4’, 8’, 16’
Tibia Piccolo
2’, 4’
Tromba Clarion (2) 4’
Trombone (2)
4’, 8’, 16’
Trombone Clarion (2)
4’
Trompette (1)
4’, 8’
Trumpet (1)
8’
Trumpet Clarion (1) 4’
Tuba (1)
8’, 16’
Tuba Clarion (1)
4’
Tuba Mirabilis (1) 8’, 16’
Tuba Profunda (1) 16’
Utersatz
32’
Viol
4’
Viol d’ Orchestra
8’
Viola
8’
Violina
4’
Violoncello
8’, 16’
Violone
32’
Vox Humana (2)
4’, 8’, 16’
Waldflöte
2’
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Additions to the voice library, including mixture designs
Expanded-capability voice motherboard
Expanded-capability voice daughterboards which simplify design and
implementation of mixture designs, as well as other enhancements
Power Amps
60W Power Amp
The 210-3 single-channel power amplifier module was
designed specifically for organs and musical
instruments, but may be used wherever a high-quality
amplifier is required.
Nominal rated output is 60 watts into an 8 ohm load. Up
to 3 inputs (at line level) may be connected to the
amplifier, which features an isolated mixer stage with
level adjustment for each input.
Order Numbers:
• 210-3K (Kit)
Enclosed 60W Power Amp
The popular 210-3 amplifier is now available in a
completely self-contained unit. The vented
aluminum enclosure permits the amplifier to be
placed in a chamber, console or any convenient
space which is larger than 3” by 8”, and allows
reasonable airflow around the unit.
Total height of the assembly is 8”.
The power supply features dual high-quality splitbobbin transformers to minimize hum and noise.
Order Numbers:
• 210-31K (Kit)
Specify: If 12v DC remote control option is desired, order option:
• 210-311K (Kit)
• 210-311A (Installed in factory-assembled unit)
Expression Circuitry
Expression Regulator
The expression regulator is designed to operate with an
expression shoe that is equipped with potentiometer.
The unit creates a DC control voltage which is
proportional to the pedal position, and usually supplies
that voltage to up to ten Expression Modules (below),
but the regulator can be used in any application that can
support the unit’s range of 3.9v (loudest) to 4.7v (softest)
control voltage.
Order Numbers:
• 220-14CA (Assembled)
• 220-14CK (Kit)
Expression Module
Limited Quantities
This is the companion module to the Expression
Regulator, and can be used in any audio line requiring
expression. The maximum gain of the module is unity
at the 3.9v (loudest) control voltage, and the unit is
designed for a maximum input of 2 volts peak audio.
Note: due to the obsolescence of the attenuator IC, this module is not
recommended for new designs.
Order Numbers:
220-14EA (Assembled)
220-14EK (Kit)
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Audio Processing
Vibrato-Tremolo Modulator
Temporarily Unavailable
This single-channel unit may be installed in line with the
audio output of a single voice, a voice group or division,
and either pre- or post-expression, as your design
requires. The board features adjustable vibrato depth
and tremolo frequency, and can be set to unity gain for
minimal insertion loss. Line level audio is required as
input, and a +15v stop control enables or disables the
unit’s operation.
Order Numbers:
255-8AA (Assembled)
255-8AK (Kit)
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Acoustic Modifier
This unit, which operates with line-level input
and output, is an active tone control, allowing
bass and treble adjustment as required by a
voice or division to contour the sound to a
particular listening environment.
Order Numbers:
• 245-6K (Kit)
Summing/Mixing Preamplifier
This module mixes the input of two tone
generator sets comprising a single rank.
Most frequently used with our 236-series
generators, the unit is usually used to allow
the builder to split the octave groups into
high and low note ranges, and
independently control the mix of the two into
the desired voicing for the rank.
Order Numbers:
245-8A (Assembled)
245-8K (Kit)
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Speaker Elements
Horn Tweeter
Rated at 150 watts, this horn tweeter is 4” x 10”,
and features a 20 oz. Magnet. Impedance is 8
ohms, with a frequency response of 3 KHz to
18 Khz.
6-1/2” Midrange
This 6-1/2” speaker is suited for bass-weighted
midrange applications, with a frequency response of
60 Hz to 5 KHz. Power handling is rated at 100
watts, with a nominal impedance of 4 ohms. Used
with a suitable crossover, it provides additional
support to the system’s woofer, as well as an even
transition to the system’s tweeter.
The speaker’s design parameters, as recorded
during our tests, are included with the speaker, or are
available on request.
8” Woofer
The 8” woofer is best suited for channels requiring a
clear bass response with minimal depth. Frequency
response is 50 Hz to 5 KHz. Power handling is rated
at 160 watts, with a nominal impedance of 4 ohms.
The speaker’s design parameters, as recorded during
our tests, are included with the speaker, or are
available on request.
10” Woofer
The 10” woofer is best suited for channels
requiring a clear bass response with moderate
depth, such as on 4’ voices. Frequency
response is 40 Hz to 4 KHz. Power handling is
rated at 200 watts, with a nominal impedance
of 4 ohms.
The speaker’s design parameters, as recorded
during our tests, are included with the speaker,
or are available on request.
Speaker Elements
12” Woofer
The 12” woofer is best suited for channels
requiring a clear bass response with normal
depth. Frequency response is 30 Hz to
3.5 KHz. Power handling is rated at 300 watts,
with a nominal impedance of 4 ohms. Most 8’
and 16’ voices perform well on this unit, when
mounted in a suitable cabinet and used with
appropriate high-range elements and
crossover network.
The speaker’s design parameters, as recorded during our tests, are included with
the speaker, or are available on request.
15” Woofer
Use this 15” woofer in a suitable cabinet
to support the needs of “throaty” 32’
stops. Frequency response is 25 Hz to
3 KHz, with a power handling rating of
400 watts, with a nominal impedance of 4
ohms. The unit features a massive 60 oz
magnet and a vented voice coil.
The speaker’s design parameters, as recorded during our tests, are included with
the speaker, or are available on request.
Speaker Cabinets
Mid-High Range Cabinet
This cabinet, designed to be used in
conjunction with our Bass Cabinet
(shown on the next page), usually holds
the mid-range and tweeter drivers, as
well as the crossover network for the
combined system.
The cabinet is available with or without
drivers and crossover network. You can
(Shown in MDO plywood with brown paint finish and grille
select, in either case, a painted cabinet
cloth)
(MDO plywood in black, brown or
unfinished; this option meets the needs of a cabinet to be located out of sight in a
chamber, etc.) or a hardwood version (red oak, walnut, birch or mahogany veneer
plywood, either finished or unfinished.)
Exterior size (including grille) is 22-1/2” L x 10-1/2” H x 10-1/2” D. When using our
drivers, system response for this cabinet is nominally flat from 500Hz to 20KHz.
Our crossover network includes pad adjustments for the mid– and high-range
drivers, allowing the “contouring” of the system to optimally fit your unique acoustic
environment.
Order Numbers:
Cabinet Material
Cabinet Only
Cabinet with
Standard Drivers
and Crossover
MDO
(Paintable)
350-001
350-011
Birch
350-002
350-012
Mahogany
350-003
350-013
Oak
350-004
350-014
Walnut
350-005
350-015
(Add –U to Order Number for unfinished, or –F for finished wood.)
Specify: Paint color (black or brown on MDO are standard, other colors available
on request—please contact us) or finish (if matching existing woodwork, a sample
must be provided, which will be returned with your order) and grille cloth color (black
or brown are standard, others available on request—please contact us.)
Low Range Cabinet
This cabinet, designed to be used in conjunction
with our Mid-High Range Cabinet (shown on the
previous page), usually holds one or more
woofers.
The cabinet is available with or without drivers (a
varied selection of drivers is available). As with
the Mid-High Range Cabinet, you can select a
painted cabinet (MDO plywood in black, brown
or unfinished) or a hardwood version (red oak,
walnut, birch or mahogany veneer plywood,
either finished or unfinished.)
Exterior size (including grille) is 22-1/2” L x 22-1/2” H x 10-1/2” D.
Order Numbers:
Cabinet
Material
Cabinet Only
Cabinet with
2– 8” Drivers
Cabinet with
2– 10” Drivers
Cabinet with
12” Driver
Cabinet with
15” Driver
MDO
(Paintable)
350-101
350-111
350-121
350-131
350-141
Birch
350-102
350-112
350-122
350-132
350-142
Mahogany
350-103
350-113
350-123
350-133
350-143
Oak
350-104
350-114
350-124
350-134
350-144
Walnut
350-105
350-115
350-125
350-135
350-145
(Add –U to Order Number for unfinished, or –F for finished wood.)
Specify: Paint color (black or brown on MDO are standard, other colors available on
request—please contact us) or finish (if matching existing woodwork, a sample must
be provided, which will be returned with your order) and grille cloth color (black or
brown are standard, others available on request—please contact us.)
In Development…..
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Digital Expression System which will support multiple input and
output formats
100 watt self-contained power amplifier
Updated Vibrato-Tremolo Modulator
Crescendo System with display
Expression display
Power Supplies
+15v 600 mA
This is a regulated utility supply, suitable for
providing voltage for use in keying circuits and
supplying power to individual tone generators
and audio circuits.
Order Numbers:
220-9A (Assembled)
220-9K (Kit)
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+/-15v 500 mA
This general-purpose regulated supply can be
used to power any voicing or audio circuits
requiring a dual-polarity source.
Order Numbers:
220-10A (Assembled)
220-10K (Kit)
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Discharge-type Magnet Supply
This unit is designed to provide the high
current necessary to drive stop magnets in
a combination action. Since the current
requirement is high for only a short time
when recalling or canceling a combination,
this design eliminates the need for a
continuous high-current source by “storing”
the needed power in capacitors, and
recharging them as necessary with a
smaller, lower current supply.
This product is available in three versions, appropriate to the number of stops being
controlled.
Order Numbers:
For up to 85 magnetic stop assemblies:
• 220-5SA (Assembled)
• 220-5SK (Kit)
• 220-5DA (Assembled)
• 220-5DK (Kit)
• 220-5TA (Assembled)
• 220-5TK (Kit)
Combination Action
Logic Power Supply
Designed for the Series III Combination
Action, this supply is designed to
provide operating power and backup
battery power to one motherboard
assembly (including all
daughterboards.)
Order Numbers:
• 220-15K (Kit)
Audio Amplifier Power Supply
This supply is designed to power up to six of the
210-3 Power Amplifier Modules. Output is nominally
+/- 42 volts.
The supply may be assembled on a plywood board
(included in the assembled form only.)
Order Numbers:
• 220-16K (Kit)
In Development….
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Heavy Duty Magnet Power Supply
High Current +15v Supply
High Current +/-15v Supply
We’re pleased to present our growing line of console
components in this section.
In an effort to provide as wide a choice of designs as possible,
in addition to our own products we now offer selected products
from such respected companies as Klann, Syndyne and
Kimber-Allen. Not all products from these suppliers are
shown - if you don’t see the item you’re looking for, please
contact us!
Note that some of these items are available only by special
order, so please allow extra time for delivery.
Engraving: some items require engraving, and the fonts
offered vary, depending on the supplier. We have opted to use
an independent engraver, to allow continuity of fonts between
different manufacturer’s products, and the available fonts are
shown at the end of this section. Should you desire to use the
manufacturer’s fonts, either because of preference or to match
existing console items, let us know.
In any case, if a match to an existing item’s font is required,
please supply us with an actual sample of the font, or a clear
rubbing of a sample. Any supplied samples or rubbings will be
returned with your order.
Keyboards
Keyboards
These high-quality 61 note, weighted
manuals are suitable for construction or
replacement uses. These keyboards are
available with several output options.
Order Numbers:
• 015-101 - with integral MIDI Input Board for use in a Devtronix MIDI system.
Power is supplied by the MIDI Processor Board.
• 015-102 - with +15v key voltage outputs. Voltage is supplied by the instrument.
• 015-103 - with reed-type dry contact outputs. Operating power is supplied by the
instrument.
Pedalboards
This deluxe pedal keyboard is designed to
meet AGO specifications and to withstand the
hardest use. The rear tension springs have
steel pivot plates under the fulcrum and are
fastened to a solid oak rail. The additional
front tension spring relieves the strain on the
rear rail and renders the pedal board very
stable. The sharp keys with black plastic caps can be finished in natural or black.
The compact version is designed to follow the AGO specifications with some
modification to allow for a smaller 32 note pedal keyboard. The radiation and
concavity are AGO specified but each key is 3/32” closer together which allows the
front width to be only 48”, with the back width being 36-1/2”. The unit is 33” deep.
The keyboard is equipped with magnetic reed switch rails with plug-in disconnects.
Order Numbers:
801-101 - Deluxe Pedalboard
801-102 - Compact Pedalboard
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Specify: hardwood construction (oak, birch, walnut, mahogany), finished or
unfinished (must provide sample for match finishing.)
Drawknob Stop Assemblies
DK-56 Drawknob Action
This popular design is ideal for use in new
instruments or restorations/upgrades. The
unit features a 26 ohm coil, and can be
ordered with either Molex (solder lug) or
Panduit connectors, and a choice of head
styles and colors. From Klann.
Specify: Connector type (Molex or Panduit), head diameter (1-1/8” or 1-1/4”), head
color (white, ivory, black, black with contrasting insert [1-1/4” only]) and engraved
legend (if desired).
Solenoid Drawknob
The SDK Solenoid Drawknob from
Syndyne has been re-designed to
incorporate many advancements, and
is available with a number of options.
Specify: Power operation (12 or 24 vdc), coil common (positive or negative), stop
sense common (positive or negative), color showing at stop jamb (black, red or
brown velveteen), jamb thickness (3/4” or 1”), travel length (3/8” or 3/4”), collar, stem
and head (black or white) and engraved legend (if desired). Wood stems are
available as an option—contact us for details.
Lighted Drawknob
These Lighted Drawknobs feature
silent, energy-efficient operation. The
knob illuminates when the stop is on,
and requires less than 100 mA for lamp
operation. Since it does not require solenoid coils, it is lightweight, easy to install
and highly dependable. Operation of the stop is traditional: pull knob to turn on the
stop, push to turn off. Note that this unit provides momentary contacts only, and the
instrument must be configured with a control system or electronic latch assembly to
provide stop on/off functions.
Specify: Engraved legend (if desired).
Head and stem styles for K-A Drawstops are shown below. See the
model descriptions on the next page.
Available in any combination
of black or white stem and
head
head
head insert (insert is 1-1/16”)
K-A Type MT Drawstop
The KA designed 5/8" Stroke Drawstop solenoid
is the result of many years' continuous
development. It is compact and easily mounted
directly behind the console jamb. It has 3 screw
mounting through the main molded flange, which
has a few degrees of radial adjustment to allow
final line up of drawknob engraving. The unit will fit into stop jambs of 5/8" to 1-1/4"
thick and requires a 1 " diameter. hole in the jamb.
Specify: Head/stem style (A-C on facing page), engraved legend (if desired), and
whether a connector set and/or an additional reed switch is required.
K-A Type MT/DL Drawstop
The KA Quiet Action Mini Drawstop is a
combination of the LMT and the MT Drawstops,
having the 5/8" length of stroke of the MT, and the
quiet, smooth action of the LMT, thus giving an
overall improved quality of feel to the ever popular
MT Drawstop, while maintaining its proven quality
and reliability. The MT/DL is physically interchangeable with the MT.
K-A Type LMT Drawstop
The KA Long Stroke Drawstop Solenoid is visually
and dimensionally similar to the MT Drawstop
unit, but differs in overall length and has a full 1"
drawlength. The felt liners within the buffer block
allow for smooth, quiet operation while
maintaining long-term durability.
Tilting Tablet Assemblies
Rocker Action
The KA non-solenoid Tilting Stop
Tabs have a smooth manually
operated toggle action. Movement
of the Tab is adjustable by means
of two felted stops.
The contacts are nickel silver, and
the solder connections are readily
accessible at the rear of the unit.
Tilting Tablet Assembly
These are lighted tilting tablet
assemblies, made to your
specific length and configuration.
The tablet is illuminated when
the stop is on, dark when off.
The tablet operates traditionally—press the top to turn off the stop, or press the
bottom to turn it on. The silent operation and low current consumption (no coils to
draw heavy current) make this a good choice for an efficient, reliable tilting
assembly.
Specify: number, spacing and position of tablets, as well as
any appropriate configuration information.
Solenoid Rocker Action
The KA solenoid-operated Tilting Stop
Tabs are based on the standard KA
solenoid stop key (shown elsewhere in
this section.)
Horizontal mounting of stop assembly is shown.
Design also allows for vertical mounting to the back
of the facia.
The tilting mechanism is a separate two
piece plastic molding which is screwed to
the front of the Console facia panel. The
rear end of the molding engages over the
sleeve of the armature of the stop
assembly, ensuring no lost motion and
complete silence in operation.
Tab Stop Assemblies
SAM Tab-style Stop Action
The SAM Stop Action is a proven, reliable design, in use for almost 30 years. It features a sealed reed switch, which is unaffected by dust or corrosion, and dual 28 ohm coils.
This unit is designed to mount vertically on the back of the
facia.
Specify: Tab Style (A, B, C, D or E, see pictures on facing page) and color.
Solenoid Stop Key
Designed for ease of installation, the K-A Sop
Key may be screwed vertically direct to the
back of the console fascia or mounted
horizontally on a stop key shelf. Movement of
the tab and the tension of the toggle action can
be adjusted by a simple turn of the special
molded screws at the back of the unit. Armature
angle is 32°, giving a maximum tab movement
of 5/8”.
All solder connections are at the rear of the unit. Powerful 30 ohm coils, fitted with a
single reed switch rated at 0.5 amps, operated by a permanent magnet, making
when tab is depressed.
Specify: Tab color (ivory or white).
Stop Tab Styles for Stop Assembly
A
B
C
D
E
Red Theater Tablet
White Theater Tablet
Off-White Notched Classical
White Rounded Classical
Black Rounded Classical
For 821-301: Select style A-E
For 831-301: Available in style D only, in white or ivory
Thumb Piston Assemblies
Barrel-style Thumb Piston
The K-A Barrel Piston is a simple and
compact unit, designed for easy insertion
into a bored hole. It is molded in stain free
Ivory White Cycolac which imparts an
excellent 'feel'. The unit has a choice of 5/8'
and 3/4' diameter head caps which form the
head assembly.
The switch action can be either open contact
or reed-style.
Second touch contacts are available on this
unit (open contact version only).
Order Numbers:
Diameter
Reed Contacts
Open Contacts
Second Touch
Version
5/8”
831-401
831-411
831-421
3/4”
831-402
831-412
831-422
Illuminated Piston
Enclosed silver contacts and a smooth “feel” make this style
one of the most popular designs.
This model provides the added feature of an integral light bulb
for illumination of the piston. It comes standard with a secondtouch (dual) contact set.
Non-Illuminated Piston
This is the same style as the illuminated version above, without
the lamp.
This model also comes standard with second-touch (dual)
contacts.
Toe Piston Assemblies
Moller Reproduction “Bullet”-style
Toe Piston
This is a specially-machined reproduction of a
toe stud used on Moller instruments, available
exclusively from Classical Organs, Inc.
As with the original, a separate contact block
(not included) is depressed by the toe stud
shaft. The unit has a nickel-plated base finish,
with a polished aluminum actuator (which shows
much less wear than a nickel surface.)
Moller Reproduction “Cone”-style
Toe Piston
This is a specially-machined reproduction of a
second toe stud design used on vintage Moller
instruments, available exclusively from
As with the original, a separate contact block
(not included) is depressed by the toe stud
shaft. The unit has a nickel-plated base finish,
with a polished aluminum actuator.
Rubber-insert Toe Piston
Flush mounting, angle-style.
Contacts: included, silver-plated
phosphor bronze, single touch.
Available Finishes: chrome plated or brass plated (with protective finish coating.)
Order Numbers:
• 821-501 (Chrome)
• 821-502 (Brass)
Square Toe Piston
Angle-style mounting.
Contacts: included, silver-plated phosphor bronze, single or
second touch (dual).
Available finishes: Bronze or chrome (dual contact model
only.)
Order Numbers:
831-501 (Single contact bronze)
831-502 (Dual contact bronze)
831-503 (Dual contact chrome)
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Round Toe Piston
Straight-mounting style.
Contacts: single or second-touch (dual) open contacts,
phosphor bronze.
Finish: Satin black body with polished brass cap
Order Numbers:
• 831-504 (Single contacts)
• 831-505 (Dual contacts)
Reed-switch Toe Pistons
These Kimber Allen Toe Pistons are now available with reed
switch contacts specifically for use where solid state circuitry
is employed. The reed switch is mounted on a fiberglass
board and actuated by permanent ring magnets fitted to the
moving plunger; this arrangement ensures that there is only
one make and break signal for each operation of the piston.
The dimensions of the reed switch unit are the same as for KA mechanical contact Toe Pistons and as such can be retrofitted to existing installations without alteration to clearance holes.
Mounting Styles: Round (straight-style) or square (angled-style).
Contacts: Single reed switch assembly.
Finishes:
• (Round) Satin black body with polished brass cap
• (Square) Bronze cap and base or polished chrome cap and base
Order Numbers:
• 831-506 (Round)
• 831-507 (Square bronze)
• 831-508 (Square chrome)
Expression Shoe Assemblies
Expression Shoes
Our standard expression shoe is available in two
forms: fitted with a potentiometer gear, or fit with the
mechanical connection for an expression or
crescendo roller.
The potentiometer version (shown at left) may be
purchased alone, or with an installed 10K wire-wound
potentiometer.
The roller version (at left) is also available alone, or
with a 16 contact or 40 contact roller (the 40 contact
roller is shown below.)
Order Numbers:
• 215-20 (Potentiometer style only)
• 215-2 (Potentiometer style with 10K WW potentiometer)
• 215-30 (Roller style only)
• 215-31 (Roller style with 16 contact roller)
• 215-3 (Roller style with 40 contact roller)
Drawings and Plans
Console Plans
Devtronix-designed plan sets for reproduction Wurlitzer theater and church-style
classic consoles. This can be a very rewarding project for an experienced woodworker who has a well-equipped shop.
Note that the Wurlitzer Scroll and French designs share some common drawings,
and therefore are available as a combined set.
Order Numbers:
270-67S (Scroll Wurlitzer design)
270-67F (French Wurlitzer design)
270-67B (Combined Scroll and French designs)
270-80 (Classic church drawknob-style console)
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Engraving Fonts
Optima
Roman 1
Roman 2
General Theater
Wurlitzer
Old English
Script
Block
Condensed Block
Here’ a sample of the standard fonts
available from our engraving service. If
you need a special font, please provide a
sample (which will be returned) or clear
rubbing of the desired typestyle.
In Development:
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Low cost, all-electronic tab stop assembly
Updated console design plans
We’re pleased to provide you with the following information from
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The
Ranks in a Box
The combination of a MIDI Controller and Ranks In A Box makes the upgrading of older analog organs an economical choice in
achieving a more accurate pipe organ sound. Digital sampling technology has advanced quite rapidly in recent years, making it
possible to obtain stunning realism when replicating the "voice" of a pipe organ.
What's a MIDI Controller?
Re-creating accurate digital representations of pipe organ voices is one thing, but being able to control them in terms of specific
voice selection and pitch is another. Most sound modules are rather dumb in that regard. They need something to tell them what
channel (or channels) the user wants to produce a voice.
The MIDI Controller should allow the user to make registrations in the same way as presently achieved on the organ. This requires some sort of mechanism to be able to tell a sound module (that contains the digital voices) which one to play, and at what
pitch. Moreover, the voices need to be combined in registrations, which means that the sound module must have the capability of
being told to produce any of 16 different voices --- in any combination. [16 channels of MIDI per sound module is the industry
standard so far, although some sound modules are beginning to extend to 32 channels].
Thus, the MIDI Controller is connected between the input points of the organ and the MIDI Driver that operates the sound module.
If the organ already has MIDI Out for both keyboards, stops and pistons, only a MIDI cable is required to connect to the Artisan
MIDI Controller. The Controller accepts this information in a MIDI I/O Board that, in turn, feeds it on to the computer section.
The computer section takes care of the voice and pitch selection and sends that information, along with key change information,
to the MIDI sound module.
If the organ does not have MIDI Out, it is quite easy to add Input Boards which become the direct interface from the organ's inputs to the computer module. The remaining processing is the same as it is for an organ already set up with a MIDI Output.
A more detailed discussion of how this all ties together is shown on our web site:
http://www.artisan-instruments.com
The Sound Module
The sound module that contains the digital voices is an Alesis Model QSR. While this is basically a synthesizer containing many
voices, it has the facility of allowing for a User Bank. The User Bank is an additional 16 Megabytes of memory in the form of
PCMCIA Cards that plug into the front panel of the QSR. It is the PCMCIA Cards (or Flash RAM) that is used to imbed the various digital multi-sampled ranks as originally sampled and processed from pipe organs.
There are many features within the Alesis QSR that are available to the user. The ones primarily used by the person that installs
digital voices is that of Regulation. Note that Regulation is different from Voicing. The multi-sampled ranks are voiced as a
function of the actual ranks that were sampled. Plus some additional tweaking as necessary as the individual pipe samples are put
back together into a complete rank.
However, Regulation is necessary in the final installation. Regulation deals with parameters such as volume for each voice, tuning a digital rank against pipework, or panning of the 4 available audio channels in order to reproduce the effect of a right and left
chamber.
Also, there are some Effects that can be added that are available within the Alesis QSR. An example would be reverberation.
Each Alesis QSR can hold up to 16 Megabytes of sampled voices, and each unit has 64 notes of polyphony. Because our sample
files are quite large (since we sample each pipe; once tremmed, and again, non-tremmed), the 16 Megabytes becomes somewhat
of a limiting factor. We generally can get from 4 to 6 voices (ranks) per Alesis. For a small to medium-sized organ, two Alesis
units may be required, which, of course, doubles the polyphony to 128 notes.
The Voice Library
Over the past few years we have searched out and selected pipe organs that have to have certain basic requirements.
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The pipe work has to be well-voiced, and in good regulation. The pipes being in perfect tune is not a requisite, since this can
be done during the processing.
The chamber environment has to be quiet; minimal blower and regulator noise.
There has to be minimal outside noise. i.e., traffic, construction activity, people noises, etc.
Then, of course, the recording equipment used had to be of high quality. And microphone placement at each pipe is somewhat
critical.
Assuming all went well, the quality of the sample is soon revealed after bringing it back to the studio where the computers and
software are located. Listening to each sample will tell immediately whether or not the sample can be used ---- or discarded.
Then the laborious process (and art) of working with each sample begins. A good ear and good software are necessary to "clean
up" the raw samples in order to get them to sound like the original. The samples are then re-assembled into multi-sampled ranks
where they can again be tested from end to end as a complete rank. And reworked as necessary.
The end result is worth the many hours of painstaking listening, judging, and tweaking. Even the present day technology allows
us to achieve a close proximity to the original. Future improvements in technology will allow us to come even closer.
For a list of the current library of Theater organ and Classic organ samples, please visit our web site:
www.artisan-instruments.com
Artisan Instruments, Inc.
6450 NE 183
Kenmore, WA 98028
PH: 425-486-6555
Artisan@interserv.com
Att: Red Carlson
706 Crystal Lake Road
New Berlin, NY l3411
PH: 607-847-8099
EmarkA@aol.com
Att: Mark Andersen
When contacting Artisan, be sure to mention that you saw their information in the
Classical Organs catalog….. Thanks!
The
Control System
INTRODUCTION
The Artisan Control System was originally designed for pipe organs, but finds its place in the renovation of electronic organs, as
well. The system concept is that of having “Distributed Processing”, which is having a multiplicity of microprocessors located on
different items of hardware throughout the system. The overall workload is thus distributed for flexibility and efficiency of
operation.
There is a Computer Module situated in the organ console whose function is to scan all inputs (keyboards, stop sense switches,
pistons, etc.). The Console Computer Module also handles all communications from the console to the chamber, as well as from the
console to the Host Computer (an external PC). The PC is also used for performance recording and playback.
A similar Chamber Computer Module (one, or more) resides at a remote location. For a pipe organ, this is the chamber(s), and for an
electronic organ it is usually close to the location of the amplifiers and speakers. The Computer Modules are similar in hardware, but
differ in their software and firmware. An overall block diagram of a Console Computer Module and a Chamber Computer Module is
shown below.
A more detailed discussion of the hardware used for both types of Computer Modules can be found on our web site
(www.artisan-instruments.com) under the section entitled “Chuck’s MITA Seminar Presentation”. This provides an overview of the
complete Artisan Control System.
WHAT DOES A NEW CONTROL SYSTEM DO?
Essentially, it provides a “face-lift” to an older console, whether pipe or electronic, and provides the capability of doing a variety of
things musically.
It can drive the existing oscillators or pipe ranks via driver boards connected to the Chamber Computer Module.
Or, new, digital pipe voices can be added via the Artisan “Ranks In A Box”. Both Theater and Classic voices are available.
Because it is software controlled, new features can be added, such as Melody Coupler, Bass Coupler, Pizzicato, Sostenuto, Traps
active on second or third note, and others.
MIDI becomes an integral part of the system for driving digital voices (“Ranks In A Box”), or for other external MIDI devices.
Two forms of Record/Playback become available; either the Artisan proprietary MIMIC, or via MIDI Output to a Sequencer.
Most of all, because of its modular nature, the Artisan Control System cannot become obsolete. New hardware designs or software
enhancements are backward compatible.
INSTALLING A NEW CONTROL SYSTEM
The purpose of any control system is to make the electrical connection between those organ elements under the control of the
organist and the sound producing elements. Due to its modular nature, the Artisan Control System is quite easy to install.
It doesn’t require much console space. The Console Computer Module fits into a cubic area not exceeding 5-1/2” x 12” x
17”.
Input Boards can be installed close to the devices they serve; mounted onto the keyboards themselves, and onto stop rails.
Other than connections to the input devices, all hardware connections are either screw-down or pluggable.
Similarly, the Chamber Computer Module uses pluggable connections or MIDI cable connections. Screw-down connections are on
the driver boards that connect to the sound producing elements.
ESTIMATING CONVERSION COSTS
Most organs differ, one from another, in their overall specifications. That is, the number of manuals, the number of stops, the
number of pipe ranks, the number of oscillators, etc. Basically, it gets down to “inputs” and “outputs”. Reference is again made to
the Artisan Instruments web site (www.artisan-instruments.com) under the section entitled Price Guide. This section also has the
current price lists for hardware.
This will provide a close estimate of cost. However, for a more exact estimate, the organ specifications can be sent to either of our
locations:
6450 NE 183
Kenmore, WA 98028
PH: 425-486-6555
Artisan@interserv.com
Att: Red Carlson
706 Crystal Lake Road
New Berlin, NY l3411
PH: 607-847-8099
EmarkA@aol.com
Att: Mark Andersen
When contacting Artisan, be sure to mention that you saw their information in the
Classical Organs catalog….. Thanks!
When contacting Andrew Black, be sure to mention that you saw the information in the Classical Organs
catalog….. Thanks!
Don Shaw
Pipe Organ Percussions
Contact Classical Organs, Inc. to order the new, expanded catalog
from Don Shaw Pipe Organ Percussions!
Toll-free: (877) 551-7916
In the metro Phoenix area: (602) 973-1395
FAX: (602) 841-1704
Email: donshaw@classical-devtronix.com
Connectors
.156 Crimp-style Connectors
These connector sets, sold in row
quantities, use crimp-style pins to
attach to #22 to #28 wire.
Row sets are available for use with the
293-4 connector board (5-12 pin and 18 pin connectors) or the 223-series
Solid State Relay boards (37-note
boards use 2-12 pin and 1-13 pin, 61note boards use 4-12 pin and 1-13 pin connectors).
Order Numbers:
• 520-101 (for 293-4 board)
• 520-102 (for 223-series 37-note board)
• 520-103 (for 223-series 61-note boards)
.156 IDC-style Connectors
quantities, use IDC-style pins to attach to
#22 to #26 wire.
Row sets are available for use with the 2934 connector board (5-12 pin and 1-8 pin
connectors) or the 223-series Solid State
Relay boards (37-note boards use 2-12 pin,
1-8 pin and 1-6 pin, 61-note boards use 4-12 pin and 1-8 pin and 1-6 pin
connectors).
Order Numbers:
• 520-201 (for 293-4 board)
.156 Pin Connectors
quantities, are used to expand 223series motherboards.
Row sets are available for use with the
223-series Solid State Relay
motherboards (37-note boards use 312 pin and 1-5 pin, 61-note boards use
5-12 pin and 1-5 pin connectors).
Order Numbers:
Motherboard Mating Connector Sets
These connector sets consist of right-angle male and
female connectors, to allow two 223-series
motherboards to be interconnected.
The sets are available in 37-note and 61-note
versions.
Order Numbers:
• 520-301 (37-note)
• 520-302 (61-note)
Contact Blocks
Contact Assemblies
Straight Wire Version
K-A Contact Assemblies consist of a lamination of
smooth faced paxolin layers to ensure free movement
of the contact wires; plastic rods are inserted through
the assembly to locate each wire, and impart the
correct degree of spring tension.
Contact wires are manufactured in gold clad for very
low current applications as found in electronics, and
solid silver for all normal pipe organ applications.
Paired Wire Version
Order Numbers:
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Straight Wire Version
Wires
Length
Gold
Silver
3
15/16”
NA
831-901
4
1/2”
831-912
831-902
4
15/16”
831-913
831-903
6
1/2”
831-914
831-904
6
15/16”
831-915
831-905
8
1/2”
831-916
831-906
8
15/16”
831-917
831-907
9
15/16”
NA
831-908
10
15/16”
NA
831-909
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Paired Wire Version
Pairs
Length
Gold
Single Pole
Changeover
15/16”
831-921
2
15/16”
831-922
3
15/16”
831-923
4
15/16”
831-924
5
15/16”
831-925
Pedal Jack
The K-A Pedal Jack is a pedal contact unit
which is designed to give the correct action and
function of pedal contacts. It is a simple unit of
robust construction with the movement of the
arm controlled by tensioned return springs. It
has a stainless steel pivot with plastic shims
between armature and frame to ensure a
frictionless movement. The contact block is
located by a tight tolerance molding to ensure
the pure silver contact wires are held square to
the nickel silver wiper bar.
Order Numbers:
• 831-951 (4 Silver contacts)
Wire and Cables
MIDI Board Interconnect Cable
This is the control bus cable to connect the MIDI
processor board to input and output boards.
The cable is priced per connector, with our standard
spacing of 1.75” separating adjacent connectors (this
spacing most commonly used with stacked board
assemblies) or 5” spacing (for boards mounted flat on a
panel.) Other spacings available on request—please
contact us.
Note that this cable is included at no charge with MIDI system purchase.
Order Numbers:
530-101 (per connector, 1.75” spacing)
530-102 (per connector, 5” spacing)
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MIDI Board I/O Cable
This cable is available with one, two or three
connectors, and is priced by the foot. You may also
specify “rainbow-colored” or gray ribbon cable.
Use the single connector version (usually mounted on
rainbow-colored cable) when you want to make direct
solder connections to the instrument (the rainbow cable
is easily separated into individual conductors). The two
connector version is usually used when you are
connecting between an input or output board and a 293-4 ribbon-to-terminal
interface board, and the three connector version is usually used in systems which
are configured for MIDI record and playback (an input board and an output board
are paralleled at one end, with a 293-4 board at the other).
Note that a cable set (up to 12 feet) is included at no charge with an Input/output
board and a 293-4 terminal board purchased as part of a system.
Order Numbers:
530-201 (Single connector)
530-202 (Two connectors)
530-203 (Three connectors)
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Specify: cable length
MIDI Cables
These shielded MIDI cables are made to your specified
length (usually 100’ or less). Standard 5-pin DIN
connectors are used on both ends.
Order Number: 530-301 (priced per foot, including connectors)
Specify: Cable length
12 Conductor Cable
This twelve conductor (six pair color code) cable
features solid #24 conductors, and is perfect for
octave wiring using wire-wrap, crimp or IDC
connections.
Order Number: 530-401 (priced per foot)
Wiring Aids
Utility Junction
This 34-pin utility junction board is usable
just about anywhere you need to join cables
or spread connections.
It features .156 male pin connectors, so it’s
ideal for use as a conversion point (solder or
wire-wrap to crimp-style or IDC-style connectors) also.
Order Numbers:
500-201A (Assembled)
500-201K (Kit)
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Ribbon Converter
This board converts the 40/34 pin
connector set used by some other
manufacturers to the Devtronix 34/34
pin connector set. It’s ideal when a
conversion to Devtronix MIDI is desired,
since it minimizes rewiring labor.
Tooling
Battery-Operated Wire Wrap Tool
This is our favorite model for wire-wrapping in
the shop or on-site.
You’ll appreciate it’s rugged construction,
reliability and light weight. The rechargeable
battery can make hundreds of connections on a
single charge.
The kit includes the tool, battery, charger and
bit/sleeve set for #24 wire on our .025 square pins (as on all of our .156” Molex
connectors.)
IDC Termination Tool
This tool is used when terminating #24 wire in
our .156” IDC connectors.
The kit includes the tool and die set.
Miscellaneous Items
Multi-Action Floppy Disk
This is a double-sided, double-density floppy
disk, pre-formatted for use with the discontinued
Devtronix Multi-Action Computer Systems.
(Operating system software is not included.)
Order Number: 500-701 (Pack of five disks)
In Development
• Specially-produced Organ Cable
• Special Electronic Components Section
• Expanded Tooling Section
• Additional Wiring Aids and Utility Parts
Custom Enclosures
Partial and Full Enclosures
Does your project need a cabinet or enclosure that you can’t find? Maybe we can
help!
Our woodworking and metalworking facilities
can fabricate wood, metal or combination
enclosures to meet almost any need. And, if
your requirements exceed our capabilities, we
have outside fabrication contractors with
extended capacity.
Custom Chassis Base
We’ll work with you to design the enclosure
you require. Or, provide us with detailed
drawings, photos or similar information so that
we can fabricate the product for you.
Price: quoted on specification.
Custom MIDI Enclosure
Panel Fabrication
Assembled products such as MIDI systems and Solid State Relays can be ordered
for delivery mounted and pre-wired on panels. This option can save time during
installation – the system is pre wired and tested, so you only have to make the
connections to the instrument to complete the job.
Panel assemblies are usually fabricated on an unfinished 1/2” birch plywood base,
sized to your requirements. Other materials can be substituted according to your
specific needs.
Since this is a custom product, we’ll discuss
the layout with you in detail, so that you can
be sure that the delivered assembly will be
ready to install.
Custom Panel Assembly
Custom Circuit Design
If you need a special adapter, printed circuit board or other electronic circuit, give us
a call!
Our state-of-the-art Computer-aided
Design systems, combined with our wellequipped printed circuit board contractors
and assembly facilities, ensure that your
needed part will be available in days,
rather than months.
We look forward to working with you!
A Custom PC board designed to
meet a special customer
requirement
On-site Services
On-site Surveys and Consultations
Do you need guidance on an upgrade or new project? Or, perhaps, are you just not
sure which products to use to meet your goals?
We offer on-site instrument surveys and consultation services to help you in
planning your project. An appropriate member of our team will be dispatched to
your location anywhere in the world to evaluate, discuss, recommend or help plan
your project. We want to help you to succeed!
Price: $500 per day, plus normal travel and lodging expenses.
On-site Product Installation or Repair and Adjustment
Our personnel can install any product we sell.
A knowledgeable technician will be sent to your location to handle the installation,
wiring and testing of the products, or, if desired, to supervise and assist your own
personnel.
Price: $500 per day, plus normal travel and lodging expenses.
Special Projects
As a company founded as organbuilders and renovators, Classical Organs
continues to occasionally accept special projects.
Our staff and contractors have capabilities in a wide range of disciplines - from basic
organbuilding to electrical, electronic, and mechanical engineering, as well as
woodworking.
Please call us to discuss your project and needs.
Pipes await cataloging and packaging. This project involved dismantling an instrument, which is to
be stored, and later re-installed, in a new facility.
A Classical Organs technician bar-codes
and wraps a pipe for storage.
Technology Presentations and
Workshops
Is your organ group, AGO or ATOS chapter interested in a presentation about organ
technology, or in holding a technology workshop?
Our president, Mark Voorhees, frequently travels around the U.S. to talk with groups
and conduct workshops on building and repairing instruments. These presentations
usually include an update on what’s new from our company, as well as giving your
members an ample opportunity to ask questions and receive suggestions on repair
and expansion issues. Mark also uses these gatherings as a chance to hear what
items our potential customers are interested in seeing produced.
If you’d like to discuss scheduling a visit, please contact us!
P.O. Box 27476
Phoenix, AZ 85061-7476
Phone Toll-Free (877) 551-7916
In the Phoenix Metro Area (602) 973-1395
FAX (602) 841-1704
Price List
October 2001
Method of Payment
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We accept American Express®, Discover®, MasterCard® and Visa®, as well as
prepayment by check or money order. Credit cards are not charged until time of
shipment.
If pre-paying by check or Money Order, please include an ample amount for
shipping charges. Any overpayments will be refunded to you, unless you specify
that they are to be held on account against a future order.
Net terms are available to approved professional customers. Please contact us.
Shipping
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We offer shipping via these carriers (please specify any preferences):
United States Postal Service (Priority Mail, Express Mail, Global Priority
Mail, Express Mail International Service, First Class Mail [for smaller items])
UPS (Next Day Air, Second Day Air, 3 Day Select, Ground)
Federal Express (Overnight, Second Day)
For your protection, all shipments are insured and tracked.
Please read the important information on the next page!
All those things the legal folks want us to say…..
Information and Terms of Sale
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All sales are final.
Arizona residents will be charged 8.1% sales tax, as required by law.
Prices do not include shipping, tracking and insurance, the actual cost of which will
be added to your invoice.
Classical Organs, Inc. warranty: we guarantee all assembled products for a period
of 90 days against defects in workmanship or materials, and we guarantee all kit
products for a period of 30 days against defects in materials. The sole remedy for
defective products is repair or replacement of the defective components or product,
at our option.
While we cannot, of course, guarantee workmanship on products assembled by the
customer, we will make every effort to assist the customer if problems arise in
construction or use. Contact us with your questions.
We service virtually all Devtronix and Classical Organs, Inc. products. Please
contact us for information as to where to return your item for service. It is our policy
to provide the customer with an estimate of repair charges for approval before
repairs are made. We guarantee our service work for a period of 30 days against
defects in parts or workmanship.
Every effort is made to ensure the correctness of our catalog and other materials,
but mistakes can happen. We reserve the right to correct any error when it is
brought to our attention.
Due to the normal supply, labor and cost variances that are common in the
electronics industry, we must reserve the right to alter prices without notice.
We strive to keep an ample supply of products in stock, but delays sometimes
occur. Also, some items are special order, and require extra lead time. We will
advise you of our estimated shipping date at time of order acknowledgement.
Placement of any order is an acknowledgement that you have read an agree to these
terms.
We appreciate the opportunity to serve you!
Price List Codes (Notes Column)
AO—Accepting Orders
LQ—Limited Quantities Available
New xQxxxx—Estimated Availability
Date (I.e., 4Q2001 would be fourth
quarter of 2001)
TU—Temporarily Unavailable
Order Number
Description
Price
293-1
293-2
293-3A
293-3K
293-4A
293-4K
293-100
299-1
299-2
299-3
299-4
299-5
299-6
299-7
299-8
299-9
299-10
MIDI
Processor Board - Assembled
Input Board - Assembled
Output Board - Assembled
Output Board - Kit
Ribbon Cable Interface Board - Assembled
Ribbon Cable Interface Board - Kit
MIDI Assembly Wood Cabinet
DRP Programming Charge
Ahlborn Classic DMC EPROM
Ahlborn Romantic DMC EPROM
Ahlborn 201 DMC EPROM
Ahlborn 202 DMC EPROM
DMCPiano EPROM
Virtual Wiring Programming Charge
Custom DMC Programming Charge
Custom DCA Programming Charge
Custom DRL Programming Charge
$265.00
$130.00
$130.00
$110.00
$25.00
$20.00
$100.00
NC
$150.00
$150.00
$150.00
$150.00
$150.00
NC
$350.00
$350.00
$450.00
223-10-37NA
223-10-37NK
223-10-61NA
223-10-61NK
223-11-37NA
223-11-37NK
223-11-61NA
223-11-61NK
223-12-37NA
223-12-37NK
223-12-61NA
223-12-61NK
223-13-37NA
223-13-37NK
223-13-61NA
223-13-61NK
223-14-37NA
223-14-37NK
520-401
223-14-61NA
223-14-61NK
520-402
Solid State Relay
37 Note Diode Switch - Assembled
37 Note Diode Switch - Kit
61 Note Diode Switch - Assembled
61 Note Diode Switch - Kit
37 Note Diode Switch with Driver - Assembled
37 Note Diode Switch with Driver - Kit
61 Note Diode Switch with Driver - Assembled
61 Note Diode Switch with Driver - Kit
37 Note Driver - Assembled
37 Note Driver - Kit
61 Note Driver - Assembled
61 Note Driver - Kit
37 Note Junction Disconnect - Assembled
37 Note Junction Disconnect - Kit
61 Note Junction Disconnect - Assembled
61 Note Junction Disconnect - Kit
37 Note Motherboard - Assembled
37 Note Motherboard - Kit
Board Connector Row - 37 Note
61 Note Motherboard - Assembled
61 Note Motherboard - Kit
$62.00
$32.00
$74.00
$37.00
$99.00
$63.00
$130.00
$81.00
$79.00
$49.00
$109.00
$64.00
$30.00
$20.00
$33.00
$23.00
$50.00
$30.00
$3.50
$54.00
$34.00
$4.50
221-5A
221-6SA
221-6DA
Combination Action
Logic Motherboard
Single Memory 4 Stop Module
Dual Memory 4 Stop Module
$175.00
$45.00
$50.00
October 1, 2001-1
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New 4Q2001
New 4Q2001
Custom Fabrication
New 4Q2001
New 4Q2001
New 4Q2001
New 4Q2001
New 4Q2001
Contact Us
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Order Number
236-00A
236-00K
236-01A
236-01K
236-02A
236-02K
236-03A
236-03K
236-04A
236-04K
236-05A
236-05K
236-06A
236-06K
236-07A
236-07K
236-08A
236-08K
236-10A
236-10K
236-11A
236-11K
236-12A
Description
Electronic Tone Generators
Independent Oscillator Tone Generator Octave 0 Flute - Assembled
Independent Oscillator Tone Generator Octave 0 Flute - Kit
Independent Oscillator Tone Generator Octave 1- Flute
- Assembled
- Kit
- Assembled
- Kit
- Assembled
- Kit
- Assembled
- Kit
- Assembled
- Kit
- Assembled
- Kit
- Assembled
- Kit
- Assembled
- Kit
Independent Oscillator Tone Generator Octave 0 String - Assembled
Independent Oscillator Tone Generator Octave 0 String - Kit
Independent Oscillator Tone Generator Octave 1String - Assembled
Independent Oscillator Tone Generator Octave 1String - Kit
October 1, 2001-2
Price
$195.00
$98.00
$195.00
$98.00
$195.00
$98.00
$195.00
$98.00
$195.00
$98.00
$195.00
$98.00
$195.00
$98.00
$195.00
$98.00
$195.00
$98.00
$195.00
$98.00
$195.00
$98.00
$195.00
Notes
Order Number
Description
Price
236-12K
Independent Oscillator Tone Generator Octave 0 Reed - Assembled
Independent Oscillator Tone Generator Octave 0 Reed - Kit
Independent Oscillator Tone Generator Octave 1Reed - Assembled
Independent Oscillator Tone Generator Octave 1Reed - Kit
$98.00
236-13A
236-13K
236-14A
236-14K
236-15A
236-15K
236-16A
236-16K
236-17A
236-17K
236-18A
236-18K
236-20A
236-20K
236-21A
236-21K
236-22A
236-22K
236-23A
236-23K
236-24A
236-24K
236-25A
October 1, 2001-3
$195.00
$98.00
$195.00
$98.00
$195.00
$98.00
$195.00
$98.00
$195.00
$98.00
$195.00
$98.00
$195.00
$98.00
$195.00
$98.00
$195.00
$98.00
$195.00
$98.00
$195.00
$98.00
$195.00
Notes
Order Number
Description
Price
236-25K
$98.00
243-401
243-400S
Square Wave Divider Tone Generator/Keyer Assembled
Square Wave Divider Tone Generator/Keyer - Kit
Square Wave Divider Tone Generator/Keyer - (Pedal
Version) Assembled
Square Wave Divider Tone Generator/Keyer (Pedal Version) Kit
Top Octave Generator Modification
Oscillator Coil Replacement Retrofit - Standard Tuning
243-400P
243-400C
Oscillator Coil Replacement Retrofit - Pedal Tuning
Oscillator Coil Replacement Retrofit - Custom Tuning
$40.00
$40.00
251-1MA
251-1MK
251-1VA
251-1VK
251-21A
251-21K
251-XC
Electronic Voicing
251 Voice Motherboard - Assembled
251 Voice Motherboard - Kit
251 Voice - Assembled (less any coils)
251 Voice - Kit (less any coils)
Single Voice Filter - Assembled
Single Voice Filter - Kit
Coil for specified Voice
$99.00
$69.00
$17.50
$12.50
$37.50
$26.00
$9.00
251-1C5
Voice Coil for 251 voice - 0.5Hy
$9.00
251-1C1
Voice Coil for 251 voice - 1Hy
$9.00
251-1C2
$9.00
251-1C4
$9.00
236-26A
236-26K
236-27A
236-27K
236-28A
236-28K
243-4ASA
243-4ASK
243-4APA
243-4APK
October 1, 2001-4
Notes
$195.00
$98.00
$195.00
$98.00
$195.00
$98.00
$375.00
TU
$260.00
$370.00
TU
TU
$255.00
TU
$40.00
$40.00
We will provide
approprite value
For purchase without
voice filter
voice filter
voice filter
voice filter
Order Number
210-3A
210-3K
210-31A
210-31K
210-311A
210-311K
220-14CA
220-14CK
220-14EA
220-14EK
255-8AA
255-8AK
245-6A
245-6K
245-8A
245-8K
230-20
230-30
230-40
230-41
230-42
230-43
350-001
350-002
350-003
350-004
350-005
350-011
350-012
350-013
350-014
350-015
350-0xx-F
350-101
350-102
350-103
350-104
350-105
Description
Audio Components
60w Power Amplifier - Assembled
60w Power Amplifier - Kit
Enclosed 60w Amplifier with Power Supply Assembled
Enclosed 60w Amplifier with Power Supply - Kit
12v DC Remote Option - Assembled with 210-31A
12v DC Remote Option - Kit
Expression Regulator - Assembled
Expression Regulator - Kit
Expression Module - Assembled
Expression Module - Kit
Audio Vibrato/Tremolo Module - Assembled
Audio Vibrato/Tremolo Module - Kit
Acoustic Modifier - Assembled
Acoustic Modifier - Kit
Dual Input Summing Preamplifier - Assembled
Dual Input Summing Preamplifier - Kit
Horn Tweeter
6-7/2" Midrange Speaker
8" Woofer
10" Woofer
12" Woofer
15" Woofer
Mid-High Range Cabinet only - Assembled - MDO
Mid-High Range Cabinet only - Assembled - Birch
Mid-High Range Cabinet only - Assembled - Mahogany
Mid-High Range Cabinet only - Assembled - Oak
Mid-High Range Cabinet only - Assembled - Walnut
Mid-High Range Cabinet - Assembled - MDO - with
Drivers
Mid-High Range Cabinet - Assembled - Birch - with
Drivers
Mid-High Range Cabinet - Assembled - Mahogany with Drivers
Mid-High Range Cabinet - Assembled - Oak - with
Drivers
Mid-High Range Cabinet - Assembled - Walnut - with
Drivers
Mid-High Range Cabinet, finished to spec, add
Bass Cabinet only - Assembled - MDO
Bass Cabinet only - Assembled - Birch
Bass Cabinet only - Assembled - Mahogany
Bass Cabinet only - Assembled - Oak
Bass Cabinet only - Assembled - Walnut
October 1, 2001-5
Price
Notes
$170.00
$99.00
$300.00
New 4Q2001
$255.00
$25.00
$20.00
$25.00
$18.00
$10.00
$8.50
$140.00
$98.00
$32.00
$26.00
$37.00
$29.50
$15.00
$14.00
$20.00
$28.00
$36.00
$48.00
$90.00
$100.00
$100.00
New 4Q2001
New 4Q2001
New 4Q2001
$110.00
$115.00
$195.00
New 4Q2001
New 4Q2001
New 4Q2001
$205.00
New 4Q2001
$205.00
New 4Q2001
$215.00
New 4Q2001
$220.00
New 4Q2001
$20.00
$110.00
$120.00
$120.00
$130.00
$135.00
New 4Q2001
New 4Q2001
New 4Q2001
New 4Q2001
New 4Q2001
New 4Q2001
LQ
LQ
TU
TU
New 4Q2001
New 4Q2001
New 4Q2001
Order Number
Description
Price
Notes
350-111
Bass Cabinet - Assembled - MDO - with Dual 8"
Drivers
Bass Cabinet - Assembled - Birch - with Dual 8"
Drivers
Bass Cabinet - Assembled - Mahogany - with Dual 8"
Drivers
Bass Cabinet - Assembled - Oak - with Dual 8" Drivers
$160.00
New 4Q2001
$170.00
New 4Q2001
$170.00
New 4Q2001
$180.00
New 4Q2001
Bass Cabinet - Assembled - Walnut - with Dual 8"
Drivers
Bass Cabinet - Assembled - MDO - with Dual 10"
Drivers
Bass Cabinet - Assembled - Birch - with Dual 10"
Drivers
Bass Cabinet - Assembled - Mahogany - with Dual 10"
Drivers
Bass Cabinet - Assembled - Oak - with Dual 10"
Drivers
Bass Cabinet - Assembled - Walnut - with Dual 10"
Drivers
Bass Cabinet - Assembled - MDO - with 12" Driver
Bass Cabinet - Assembled - Birch - with 12" Driver
Bass Cabinet - Assembled - Mahogany - with 12"
Driver
Bass Cabinet - Assembled - Oak - with 12" Driver
Bass Cabinet - Assembled - Walnut - with 12" Driver
$185.00
New 4Q2001
$175.00
New 4Q2001
$185.00
New 4Q2001
$185.00
New 4Q2001
$195.00
New 4Q2001
$200.00
New 4Q2001
$155.00
$165.00
$165.00
New 4Q2001
New 4Q2001
New 4Q2001
$175.00
$180.00
New 4Q2001
New 4Q2001
$180.00
$190.00
$190.00
New 4Q2001
New 4Q2001
New 4Q2001
350-144
350-145
Bass Cabinet - Assembled - MDO - with 15" Driver
Bass Cabinet - Assembled - Birch - with 15" Driver
Bass Cabinet - Assembled - Mahogany - with 15"
Driver
Bass Cabinet - Assembled - Oak - with 15" Driver
Bass Cabinet - Assembled - Walnut - with 15" Driver
$200.00
$205.00
New 4Q2001
New 4Q2001
350-0xx-F
Bass Cabinet, finished to spec, add
$20.00
New 4Q2001
350-112
350-113
350-114
350-115
350-121
350-122
350-123
350-124
350-125
350-131
350-132
350-133
350-134
350-135
350-141
350-142
350-143
220-9A
220-9K
220-10A
220-10K
220-5SA
220-5SK
Power Supplies
+15v 500 mA Power Supply - Assembled
+15v 500 mA Power Supply - Kit
+/-15v 350mA Power Supply - Assembled
+/-15v 350mA Power Supply - Kit
Capacitive Discharge Magnet Supply - 85 stops Assembled
Capacitive Discharge Magnet Supply - 85 stops - Kit
October 1, 2001-6
$38.00
$32.00
$40.00
$35.00
$185.00
$165.00
Order Number
Description
Price
220-5DA
$260.00
$330.00
$48.00
220-16A
12v Logic Power Supply for Combination Action Assembled
12v Logic Power Supply for Combination Action Assembled
Power Supply for up to 6 210-3 Amplifiers - Assembled
$150.00
220-16K
Power Supply for up to 6 210-3 Amplifiers - Kit
$120.00
220-5DK
220-5TA
220-5TK
220-15A
220-15K
015-101
015-102
015-103
801-101
801-102
801-10x-F
801-005
801-005
821-001
821-001
821-002
821-002
831-101
831-102
831-103
831-201
821-003
831-202
821-301
831-301
831-401
831-402
831-411
831-412
831-421
831-422
Console Components
61 Note Keyboard - Unmounted - Devtronix MIDI
compatible
61 Note Keyboard - Unmounted - +15 Key Voltage
Output
61 Note Keyboard - Unmounted - Reed Relay Output
Deluxe Pedalboard - Oak
Compact Pedalboard - Oak
Pedalboard, finished to spec, add
DK-56 Drawknob with head, engraved, Quan 1-9
DK-56 Drawknob with head, engraved, Quan 10-99
Solenoid Drawknob with head, engraved, Quan 1-25
Solenoid Drawknob with head, engraved, Quan 26-99
Lighted Drawknob with head, engraved, Quan 1-25
Lighted Drawknob with head, engraved, Quan 26-99
MT Drawstop with head, engraved
MT/DL Drawstop with head, engraved
LMT Drawstop with head, engraved
Manual Roaker Action with tablet, engraved
Tilting Tablet Assembly with tablets, engraved, per
tablet
Solenoid Rocker Action with tablet, engraved
SAM Tab-style Stop Action with tablet, engraved
Solenoid Stop Key with tablet, engraved
Barrel-style Thumb Piston, engraved
October 1, 2001-7
Notes
$240.00
$310.00
$40.00
$300.00
4Q 2001
$330.00
4Q 2001
$390.00
4Q 2001
$1,260.00
$775.00
$100.00
$60.00
$55.00
Call
Call
$45.00
$42.00
$59.50
$64.50
$67.50
$27.00
$30.00
$60.00
$36.00
$60.00
Call
Call
$7.50
$7.50
$10.00
$10.00
Order Number
Description
Price
821-401
821-402
850-001
850-002
821-501
821-502
831-501
831-502
831-503
831-504
831-505
831-506
831-507
831-508
215-20
215-2
215-30
215-31
215-3
270-67F
270-67S
270-67B
Illuminated Piston, engraved
Non-Illuminated Piston, engraved
Moller Reproduction "Bullet"-style Toe Piston
Moller Reproduction "Cone"-style Toe Piston
Rubber Insert Toe Piston - Chrome
Rubber Insert Toe Piston - Brass
Square Toe Piston - Single Contact Bronze
Square Toe Piston - Dual Contact Bronze
Square Toe Piston - Dual Contact Chrome
Round Toe Piston - Single Contact
Round Toe Piston - Dual Contact
Reed-switch Toe Piston - Round
Reed-switch Toe Piston - Square Bronze
Reed-switch Toe Piston - Square Chrome
Expression Shoe - Potentiometer style (only)
Expression Shoe with 10K WW Potentiometer
Expression Shoe - Roller style (only)
Expression Shoe with 16 Contact Roller
Expression Shoe with 40 Contact Roller
Wurlitzer-type French Style Console Drawings
Wurlitzer-type Scroll Style Console Drawings
Both of the above (some drawings are common to both
sets)
Church Style Classic Console Drawings
$14.00
$10.00
$80.00
$80.00
$28.00
$29.00
$38.00
$42.00
$38.00
$35.00
$39.00
$46.00
$50.00
$51.00
$105.00
$120.00
$80.00
$140.00
$180.00
$55.00
$55.00
$85.00
270-80
$55.00
Complete Systems
Ahlborn Archive Modules
Contact us for dealer
in your area
Contact Artisan
Contact Don Shaw
Contact Andrew
Black
Artisan Instruments Products
Pipe and Electromechanical Percussions
The Black Folder
520-101
520-102
520-103
520-201
520-202
520-203
520-401
520-402
520-301
520-302
831-901
831-902
831-903
Wiring and Tools
Crimp-style Connector row set - 293-4
Crimp-style Connector row set - 223-xx-37
Crimp-style Connector row set - 223-xx-61
IDC-style Connector row set - 293-4
IDC-style Connector row set - 223-xx-37
IDC-style Connector row set - 223-xx-61
Motherboard Mating Connector set - 37-note
Motherboard Mating Connector set - 61-note
K-A Contact Assembly
October 1, 2001-8
Notes
$9.00
$7.50
$9.50
$18.00
$14.00
$19.00
$3.50
$4.50
$12.00
$13.00
$3.50
$3.50
$3.60
Order Number
Description
Price
831-904
831-905
831-906
831-907
831-908
831-909
831-912
831-913
831-914
831-915
831-916
831-917
831-921
831-922
831-923
831-924
831-925
831-951
831-952
831-953
831-954
530-101
530-102
530-201
K-A Pedal Jack
K-A Pedal Jack
K-A Pedal Jack
K-A Pedal Jack
MIDI Board Interconnect Cable, per connector
MIDI Board Interconnect Cable, per connector
MIDI Board I/O Cable, per foot
530-202
530-203
530-301
MIDI Cable
530-401
500-201A
500-201K
500-202
590-101
591-101
500-701
12 Conductor Cable, per foot
Utility Junction - Assembled
Utility Junction - Kit
40/34-pin to 34/34 pin Adaptor
Battery-Operated Wire Wrap Tool
IDC Termination Tool
Multi-Action Floppy Disks
$4.00
$4.50
$5.00
$6.00
$6.00
$7.00
$6.00
$6.75
$8.00
$9.25
$10.00
$12.00
$6.00
$7.00
$8.00
$12.00
$16.00
$18.00
$21.00
$26.00
$30.00
$1.25
$1.50
$1.00 + $0.50
per foot
$2.00 + $0.50
per foot
$3.00 + $0.50
per foot
$2.00 + $0.50
per foot
$0.15
$15.00
$12.00
$20.00
$350.00
$175.00
$5.00
October 1, 2001-9
Notes

Classical Organs, Inc.

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