Scratchy and Inconsistent Bass Pedals – HOW TO FIX

Scratchy and Inconsistent Bass Pedals are the Bain of all older organs and sometimes those that are just a years old.

Here are examples of scratchy and inconsistent bass pedals

And here is the result after the fix – PERFECT !!!

If you have an organ, regardless of being a Lowrey or not, I can assure you the details here will solve the problem.
Bass Pedal Repairs

Who’s Who

Lowrey Organ Who’s Who

You may hear a name from time to time and think to yourself
“I wonder who that is” ?  . . . .
You may also wonder who else are members of this website ? . . . .

Well, in no particular order, this page will hopefully fill in the blanks. . . . . .

The Who’s Who in the world of Lowrey Organs !!

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How to Repair Your Lowrey Bench Seat

Firstly Let’s take a look at the different seat options available on the different models ?

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Early models had very basic benches with no padding, but nowadays we have the luxury of a good quality padded seat, some better than others

Not just for personal comfort, but they look better, and add value to make the selling of the organ more lucrative

But what about if something goes wrong, an accident or just ware are tare over time ?

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Saving Your Presets on a Lowrey Organ

I’m sure that I am not the only one who has set up and changed a current preset to something completely different to match the song I’m learning or playing. The process can take some time to get right, and it’s very frustrating and annoying when you realise that what you thought was saved, wasn’t. …

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Using MIDI on a Lowrey Organ

The following article was written by Bill Curry 1. The Lowrey Heritage (NT series) was designed between 1988 and 1990. That was just before and during the time when General MIDI specifications were first being defined. That means the Heritage has MIDI (IN – OUT) but NOT the General MIDI sound-set (specific instrument sounds in …

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We all thought LOWREY was Dead and Buried ?

If you have been following the LOWREY story for any length of time, then you will already know that LOWREY or should I say KAWAI ceased production/manufacturing of their range of LOWREY organs back  in 2018. shortly after this time the LOWREY website closed it’s doors as well. Well, there is a another company in …

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This is what happens when you don’t play enough !

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 This is a major …

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HOW TO – Faulty Colour Touch Display Screen

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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