Some of the highlights of the

Eboard­Museum

 

Some of our exhibits - with YouTube videos

 

If you scroll all the way down the individual instruments, you'll almost always find videos at the bottom of the page that vividly show what each instrument sounds like. So you don't have to have a degree in music to get to know our instruments.... :-)

Unfortunately, our museum sloth didn't feel like dragging the instruments across the museum to be photographed for this "highlights" page. Therefore, we only show here what was standing nearby and was reasonably well cleaned. And that's why the following selection is also extremely incomplete and extremely arbitrary.

However, you are cordially invited to visit us in person in order to get to know some more of the approximately 2000 exhibits of the EBOARD­MUSEUM and, above all, to try out our instruments extensively. And if you have not practiced :-) you are welcome to let us play them for you.

ARP Odyssey 2821

Duophonic (dual voice) synthesizer from the 1970s

Echolette Beat Spinett

Extremely rare special edition of the Hohner Clavinet C

Elka Synthex

A successful eight-voice synthesizer of the 1980s

E-MU Emulator

One of the first commercially available samplers

Farfisa Pergamon

Italian analog electronic top-class spinet organ

GEM Promega 3

The unique Italian stage piano produced from 2001

Hammond A

The first Hammond organ

Hammond A-100-Series

A-100, A-101, A-102 and A-105

Hammond C-3

The epitome of the Hammond organ

Hohner Clavinet 1

The first edition of the "Funkiest Instrument Ever"

Hohner Clavinet C

Early red and white version of the "Funkiest In­stru­ment Ever"

Hohner Clavinet D6

With its funky sound indispensable from the music of the 1970s

Hohner Clavinet L

The baroque funk and rock legend of the 1970s

Hohner Pianet M

Transportable electro-mechanical piano from the late 1970s

Ibanez Phase Tone
PT-900

The forefather of Ibanez phasers (device with foot switch to create sound effects for guitars, keyboards etc.)

KORG 800-DV

One of the few true duophonic (two-voice) analog synthesizers of the 1970s

KORG ????

A Rare Variant of a famous KORG synthesizer modeled off a blackboard

 

 

TO BE CONTINUED

 

The Highlights of the EBOARD­MUSEUM in a book!

 

 

Classic Keys is a beautifully photographed and illustrated book focusing on the signature rock keyboard sounds of the 1950s to the early 1980s. It celebrates the Hammond B-3 organ, Rhodes and Wurlitzer electric pianos, the Vox Continental and Farfisa combo organs, the Hohner Clavinet, the Mellotron, the Minimoog and other famous and collectable instruments.

Please visit www.classickeysbook.com for more information.