Yamaha Electone YC-20 -urku

Yamahan klassikkourut 70-luvun alusta. Mukana myös originaalit kromatut putkijalat (ei näy kuvissa). Säätöhanikoiden valkoiset muoviset päälysosat ovat lentäneet vuosien varrella taivaan tuuliin (ei haittaa menoa). Persoonallinen loistopeli korvaamaan esim. Hammondia leslien läpi ajettuna, ollut mukana lukuisilla levytyksillä 90- ja 2000 -luvulla.

"1970's Yamaha Electone YC-20 vintage combo organ in good working order. One of the most refined and versatile vintage combo organ lines ever created, the YC series Yamaha combo organs were introduced in 1970 and can deliver everything from bubbly, airy tonalities to rich, reedy textures and a huge array of bass-related options.

A wide range of tone switches govern the single manual, with 44 Treble keys and a full 17 key Bass register which can also be selected to be a simple extension of the treble frequencies without the added bass functionality. Not simple two-way switches like the vast majority of combo organs produced, each tone switch on the YC-20 is at minimum a three-way toggle, offering far more tonal variety and shading.

The I and II voice sections have different sounds and are not simply two instances of the same circuitry. The I section has a brighter, fuzzier tone, more like a Vox, and the II section, with the Bright lever off, produces flute tones - very much like Hammond tone wheels. The Bright lever works only with the II section, and makes it even brighter and fuzzier than the I section, sounding more like a Farfisa. By adjusting the Bright and Balance levers, you can achieve quite a variety of great Combo Organ sounds. Additional knobs for fine tune pitch adjustment and separate Volumes for the Treble and Bass registers round out the control compliment."