Vox Continental - Wikipedia
The Vox Continental is a transistorised combo organ that was manufactured between 1962 and 1971 by the British musical equipment manufacturer Vox. It was designed for touring musicians and as an alternative to the heavy Hammond organ .
VOX Continental - KEYBOARD | KORG (USA)
These organ sounds let you use the revolutionary touch drawbars to freely control the harmonics and tone. The VOX and the CX-3 also let you switch between upper (upper keyboard) and lower (lower keyboard) and split at a single touch of a button.
Combo Organ Classic: The Vox Continental | Reverb News
Feb 20, 2017 · As a cutting edge company in its prime in the early 1960s, Vox returned to its roots upon noticing the need for a truly portable stage organ for gigging bands. The company debuted the revolutionary Vox Continental around 1962.
The V301J "English" Continental Organ - VOX Showroom
The Continental Organ was introduced in 1962 and true to VOX's form, a number of VOX unique styling choices were included as part of the Continental's physical appearance. The black and white keys are reversed. It had a very modern appearance, …
The Vox Continental Combo Organ (Overview & Demo) - YouTube
Syntaur's Kenneth Frost shows off the historic Vox Continental combo organ. The Continental was first introduced in 1962 and was a staple of many popular ban...
Vox Continental Combo Organ - Reverb
As distinctive in look and sound today as when it was introduced in 1962, the Vox Continental Organ is a combo classic. Recognizable for its reverse-color keyboard and red hood, the Continental employed six drawbars controlling the voicing (reed or flute) and octave range for a streamlined answer...
The Vox Continental organ, early years, 1962-1964 - Vox AC30
The Vox Continental portable transistor organ, early years, 1962-1964. Produced by Jennings Musical Industries (JMI) in the Dartford Road Works exclusively until late 1964. History, notes on prices, adverts, users.
The V301E "Italian" Continental Organ - VOX Showroom
It was designed by JMI electronic engineers Derek Underdown and Les Hill to be tonally similar to the large Hammond console organs popular with music groups in England during the early 1960s. Their electronic design for the Continental Organ utilzed several hundred germanium transistors.
1960s Vox Continental Baroque V305 Vintage Combo Organ
Up for sale, a 1960's Vox Continental Baroque model V305 vintage combo organ in exceptional, collector-grade condition and in perfect working order. Manufactured in Italy and by far the rarest Continental model distributed by Thomas Organ in the USA, the Baroque has an extremely versatile set of ...
The Vox Continental is back, and it’s more than just an organ
Sep 1, 2017 · The new Vox Continental is a more versatile beast than the transistor-based original. Not only does it emulate that characteristic organ sound, but it also gives apes another transistor organ from the same era, and Korg’s CX-3 combo organ (touch drawbars enable you to adjust the harmonics and tone).