Electone Museum

admin · Electone Museum

People with an interest in the History of Yamaha Organs may enjoy looking in the Electone Museum.
Electone Museum HERE

chris48 · My first Yamaha

Thanks for the link Keith. Just found my first Yamaha organ, the B35N. At the time (1978) it was a brand spanking new model, I loved it, hard work but great. Part exchanged it using a Cavendish organ, for some unknown reason I could'nt get on with the Cavendish.

Chris

tyrosman

thanks for the link keith it brought some memmorys for me

keith ball

Yes indeed it is a very informative site.

Linda K

Hi Keith

Thanks for the link.

I brought a D-85 second hand in 2006 for $500.

They sold new in Australia in 1980 for $25000.

After I brought my Tyros, I gave the D-85 to a work collegue who had a long time desire to own an Organ. Even though my friend had never played a musical instrument before, she was very quick in learning to play this lovely organ yes

Linda K

Lion

Yamaha has closed down the electone museum, if you need information about yamaha organs use this site
http://www.yamaha.co.jp/manual/english/index.php
and go for the history of products, on this site you can also find manuals for almost all yamaha organs.

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keith ball

Thanks Leo, I didn't realise that it had been shut down. However where there's a will there's a way. I've found a snapshot of the site in the Web Archives HERE

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Jon D

Hi there Keith,
Thank you for that posting brought back memories just shows how things have progressed all the best cheers my friend. positive

Jon D.

Electone Museum

My first Yamaha