Organs - Electronic (B3 etc.), Pipe, Theatre.
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Look for a startup church in your area-they'll welcome the donation, and it will probably give you a tax deduction of some kind.ĭigital Pianos - Electronic Pianos - Synths &a. The smaller M3 and M100 models are also in demand, but less valuable than the mighty B3, as are L-100 and even the D-3 models.īut later models, like the T, and space-age looking PortaB are hard to get rid of as the transistor sound just doesn't cut it for tonewheel purists.Īll those models that our parents paid hundreds and thousands of dollars for in the 1950s and 1960s: Conn, Gulbransen, Kimball, Lowrey, Thomas, Wurlitzer, et. The A100 line shares identical circuitry and runs a close third. The most valuable model being the B3, and the larger C3 running a close second. Organists and rebuilders will pay top dollar for models from the 50's and 60's that were pre-transistor, and that have percussion and chorus.
The Hammond organ with analog circuitry, with matching Leslie cabinet is almost worth it's weight in silver.
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While some folks may get $50 or $100 for a big two manual Wurly with Rhythm King, Reverb, Vibrato, and all the bells and whistles that thrilled us in 1966, most people who can't find someone to give them to, will usually pay $50 to have the old thing hauled away, with one glaring exception: Service Manual,Service Notes,Technical Manual,Repair Manual,Schematic Diagrams. Organs from that period aren't worth a heck of a lot, unfortunately.
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