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A brief history of organs and their evolution in size and cost over centuries.
Lowrey's pioneering role in electronic organ development and its advantages.
Guidance for artists, amateurs, and beginners on enjoying the Lowrey.
Description of the main On-Off switch for the entire organ.
Explanation of the Upper or 'Swell Manual' and its stop tabs.
Explanation of the Lower or 'Great Manual' and its controls.
Details on the pedal keyboard and its rhythmic function.
How the expression pedal controls volume and musical dynamics.
Explanation of the tabs used to add 'wavering' effects to the sound.
Control for the overall volume of both manuals and pedalboard.
How to adjust 'highs' for tonal richness and room acoustics.
Description of manual sustain tabs for tone duration.
Introduction to the exclusive Lowrey Glide Control feature.
Distinction between stops that produce tone and those that create effects.
Explanation of 'footage' designations like 16', 8', 4' for organ stops.
Details on special effects like Harpsichord, Vibraharp, and Guitar.
Descriptions of Music Box, Accordion, and Chimes effects.
Description of the deep, mellow tone of the Flute 16' stop.
Description of the Trombone 16' stop's orchestral resemblance.
Details on the Cello 16' stop's orchestral qualities.
Description of the Flute 8' stop, companion to Flute 16'.
Description of the String 8' stop's silvery, singing quality.
Description of the Clarinet 8' stop's solo capabilities.
Description of the Trumpet 8' stop's bright, brassy tone.
Details on the Saxophone 8' stop for ballads and ballads.
Description of the Oboe 8' stop's pastoral character.
Description of the Flute 4' stop, pitched higher than 8' Flute.
Description of the String 4' stop, companion to String 8'.
Description of the Piccolo 2' stop for high register extension.
Explanation of the Quint 5²/s stop, producing a fifth above the key.
Explanation of the 22/s' Coupler and its harmonic reinforcement.
Description of the Melodia 8' stop's smooth, singing quality.
Description of the Diapason 8' stop's foundational tone.
Description of the Viola 8' stop's rich, colorful tones.
Description of the Cornet 8' stop's powerful, dominating tones.
Description of the Trombone 8' stop, one octave higher than 16'.
Description of the French Horn 8' stop for melody and accompaniment.
Description of the English Horn 8' stop as a solo and artistic voice.
Description of the Vox Humana 8' stop for distinctive coloring.
Description of the Bourdon 16' stop's deep, rich foundation tone.
Description of the String Bass 8' stop's orchestral string bass quality.
Detailed explanation of the three vibrato tabs and their effects.
How solo tabs increase the volume of manual voices.
Explanation of coupler tabs linking upper and lower manuals.
Details on organ volume, accompaniment, and manual sustain.
Explanation of manual attack and the Lowrey Glide Control.
Instructions for cleaning and preserving the organ console and bench.
Methods for cleaning keys and stop tabs without damage.
Cleaning foot pedals and avoiding sun, heat, and cold damage.
Guidelines for safely moving the Lowrey organ.
Step-by-step checklist for common organ operational issues.
Troubleshooting electrical connections, fuses, and tuning.
Guide to replacing tubes and diagnosing faults in generators and chassis.
Diagnosing issues with keyboards, amplifiers, and blown fuses.
Details of the Lowrey Organ manufacturer's guarantee and limitations.
General| Brand | Heritage |
|---|---|
| Model | Lowrey Organ |
| Category | Musical Instrument |
| Language | English |
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