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Thursday, October 04, 2007
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This keyboard/organ--introduced in 1984--was built for Wurlitzer by Hohner, Germany.
ReplyDeleteHohner's own version went under the name "GP-93".
There was also a bigger model called "GP-98". The corresponding Wurlitzer version was the "Omni 6500".
Furthermore, between the years 1984 to 1988 Wurlitzer came out with a series of spinet/console organs carrying the name Omni. These too were made by Hohner in Germany. To give you an example; the Wurlitzer Omni 6000 is the same as the Hohner Symphonie D-98 etc.
Micke