Lowry Celebration C-500 Organ

I have an opportunity to get a Lowry Celebration C-500 organ. Unfortunately it has some problems. I believe that the instrument was made in the late 1970s.

  1. All C# and A# are out. Mutations on the same notes are OK. I assume that it is in the tone generators some place - possibly even the same chip.

  1. There is weak and distorted sound on pedals and the lower keyboard. Upper sounds great except for the dead notes.

Does anyone have any ideas on these two problems and would it be worth fixing?

Reply to
hugh
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Reply to
hrhofmann

Here is some info on Lowery:

There web site is:

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Last time I bought parts for a Lowrey (back in 1999), I found them here: Keyboard Systems

1-801-943-7888

Good luck Tony

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Reply to
Tony Marsillo

I'd look to the divide down circuitry. There is a master oscillator and all the tones are derived from that through divide down. Sounds like a couple of dead outputs.

Reply to
boardjunkie

If you can get it for a good price it is definitly worth repairing, The C-500 was a top line instrument. I worked for Lowrey for several years, I may be able to give you some advice on repairing it.

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brucerevor

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