MATRIXSYNTH: Walz for the Diamond 800 - Italian vintage organ CRB - Kraftwerk 1969


Sunday, December 06, 2015

Walz for the Diamond 800 - Italian vintage organ CRB - Kraftwerk 1969


Uploaded on Jan 4, 2010 fanman099

"You're listen to a sound demo of an old Italian vintage organ, which the famous German group Kraftwerk played on stage, too. All Sounds are crated with the Diamond, (+reverb) excepted the drums."
Posted by matrix at 12/06/2015 09:23:00 AM
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  1. Unknown5/23/20, 1:53 PM

    I have exact that organ since 1974. But I will sell it. It have storage in the flightcase last 35 year. But it need some good hand and some service before it will play well. It sound when I plug in the organ too an amplifier. Torbjörn Yngvesson Sweden.

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    1. Unknown8/4/23, 1:56 AM

      Hello Torbjorn:
      I got a CRB Diamond 800 yesterday but wasn't able to test it as I don't have the manual and don't know which of the connectors on the bottom panel should be used to connect the organ to a mixer or amplifier.
      Can you help me with this, please?
      Thank you.
      Best regards.
      José
      Portugal

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    2. Unknown8/7/23, 2:06 AM

      Got it. Black big connector - Pedalboard.
      Most right connector - Bass + organ audio.
      Second most right connector - Just Bass audio.

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