Hello there and welcome to our organ club...

I must say I couldn't agree with you more..
The "coming home" feeling, describes the exact feeling
when, after long hours of not playing or playing on modern
synths, you go and sit in front of your organ - it's entirely
different..

I can also see you have an excellent taste in choosing your
instruments, and can only guess that your preferred sound is
the "warm sound" which usually comes from vintage (or vintage
oriented) organs.

This is one hell of an enjoyment to your ears, isn't it ??
well, again, I'd like to welcome you and hope you'll
continue enjoying your organs for many more years..

James Cohen
Israel

--- In electoneclubinternational@yahoogroups.com, "Hense"
<hensedkdk@y...> wrote:
> Hi! I am a Danish organ enthusiast aged 39. I have been playing
> organs for some 30 years. I actually started on a Yamaha BK4 back
in
> the early seventies. It was a very limited organ, but it was a
great
> introduction to what has become (so far) a lifelong hobby.
>
> In 1979 I purchased a C35 model (one of the first Electone models
> featuring Symphonic Chorus), and I actually found it usefull when
> playing at parties etc.
>
> At present I own a couple of tonewheel Hammonds, a lovely Baldwin
> Zodiac 126 and a Yamaha D85 (which do have some very nice and
smooth
> retro sounds).
>
> I still find the good old electronic organs very inspiring and
> charming. They were so different that you could often tell which
> organ brand (and even model) were playing. Although I do play
modern
> keyboards as well, I often tend to prefer playing organs. When I
sit
> in front of one of my organs, I feel like "coming home" again.
>
> Many greetings from Henning