$300 Marked down again, another $200 less for $3,200 less now! Our rare, mid-century Estey AS-1 vintage electronic organ is a spinet type organ with dual 49 note manuals, an integrated 18-note bass pedalboard, Internal Vacuum Tubes Power Amplifier and Internal Speakers. It has excellent quality sound! *If you request it, I will send you a short video of it being played and in watching the video you hear the beautiful quality sound!* It has preset keys, vibrato keys, and instead of drawbars, it has stop-tab rocker switches. It has a Brilliance control knob for a reverb affect and a ¼” phones jack and includes original ¼” vintage headphones. With an extensive back wall, it can be placed anywhere in the room. It also comes with the original beautiful padded seat bench with storage under the seat. The Estey AS-1 Electronic Organ is a "flute-tone" organ, which reproduces flute type sounds, and it has excellent sound quality. It is at least comparable in quality and similar in appearance to the Hammond A-102. The Estey AS-1 was designed by Harald Bode, a seminal electronic music pioneer and a well known musical synthesis Organ Engineer. This mint vintage electronic organ contains a 6L6 Vacuum Tube Amp (about 20 Watts) with a huge Stancor Power Transformer, a Stancor Output Transformer and a Tone Generator. Estey made these model AS-1 electronic organs from 1956 - 1959 and evidently, ours was made in late 1957. Estey discontinued the AS-1 model since due to the very high build quality it cost about twice what Estey could sell them for. So, only a limited number of the model AS-1 electronic organs were made and the Estey Organ Corp. closed in 1960. Virginia City’s organ repair, etc., expert, Robert Miller, on 5/16/14 inspected and cleaned it at my mother-in-law's home and again on 11/28/14 (since then he passed away) after we moved it to our home. He verified that the move caused no damage and that it is still in mint museum quality condition with excellent quality sound. *If you request it, I will send you a short video of him playing it then and in watching the video you hear the beautiful quality sound!* The organ picture with the bench seat without padding is the organ at the Estey Museum. We offered to donate it to the museum, but they said shipping to Brattleboro Vermont from the Reno Nevada area was too expensive. Recently, on 8/12/2026, a local regional Reed Organ Technician, Howard Bennett, came to inspect our vintage Estey electronic organ to verify its identity and validate its excellent condition, etc. He play-tested it to confirm its operational stability and it still works very well. After that inspection we submitted his validation conclusion and all our historical ownership info and many pictures of this inherited family heirloom to a provenance company for a professional validation and valuation report. We ordered this professional report to authenticate identity, validate condition and provide us with professional provenance and valuation documentation. We want to find this rare museum-quality vintage Estey Electronic Organ a good home where its exceptional quality will be enjoyed! $300. Local pick up and weighs maybe about 300-400 lbs. :-) Text is best show contact info
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