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We all have relapses in playing the organ from time to time ! But what could happen to any organ, not just a LOWREY should we not play it from time to time or even everyday. Below is a sequence of picture from one our our Life members, showing just that
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The Colour Touch Display Screen are now common place on most modern Lowrey Organs, and are designed to be touched, prodded and poked, by the user to select various functions. But what happens if the next time you come use it, it appears to not be working correctly ? here are solutions to fix it
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The full console bass pedals of all organs regarding of the year made, have to withstand quite a lot of heavy use, some may even say they take a lot of abuse ! Because of this, the bass pedals will start to fail at some point, not all at once but some of the pedals …
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There can be times when some of the lights, such as rhythm, solo voices, orchestral voices, pre-set buttons, etc. can suddenly go out for no apparent reason – especially on the older models ? Here is something you can check to fix and prevent this happening again.
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How to Determine The Date of Manufacture of Late-Model Lowrey Organs
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This article is based on a Lowrey Millennium LX-2000 but should give you a good idea to how to do it on most modern organs
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Sometimes things can go wrong with our organs, and its not just the old ones should you be unlucky to have this happen to you then this is the procedure of how to remove the entire LCD screen from a Lowrey EX5000 Marquee It is a step by step HOW TO with pictures
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Shut the Organ off.
Put your right hand on the top tier keyboard, all the way to the right side, then do this
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I’ve seen a lot of different posts about setting/controlling the solo keyboard sounds/voices. I own and play an su500 lowrey royal and what I’m going to share should apply to all SU and later lowrey organs.
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Addendum Volume Control My original post on controlling volumes discussed the various on-board features available on the Lowrey SU500 organ for altering the sound levels on the various keyboards. This little addendum adds a few other suggestions about controlling sounds and sound volumes.
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