| Many have been asking me what next? Now they are playing their first
small and lightweight organs. OK I thought it was time to work out a larger
street version with some extra and more challenging features and using some
more professional methods and materials in the construction. Now after a
years development, I have produced an extra manual to go with the original.
You can now build an organ with louder voicing, fast rewind, slightly larger
and heavier at 20 lbs. With an animated 4-function Conductor. I give you
some of the secrets of how these are made to work. The new organ utilises
the same 20-note scale and 40mm wide paper/plastic rolls. There have been
so many who are using Melvyn Wright's music, or have made their own, that
I thought it a good idea to make this a standard for the two Smith organs.
I have called the new organ the "Senior 20" and it is an advanced follow-on
from the first organ for more ambitious builders. This is a similar package
to the first with a new video and there is an option to have a kit of some
of the parts and also a deluxe kit containing the finest leather for the
bellows for perfection.
Only the front panel and the looks of your conductors have been left to your
skill and imagination.
John Smith - November 1998
Update
The Senior 20 has now been very successfully built by a number of people,
including some who had not started with the Busker. I have now added
sufficient new information to this package to enable it to be seen
as a stand-alone design, and not just a follow-on project. Both packages
will now be the same price however, to reflect the common information
in them. Anyone ordering a second set, even at a later date, will
get a £12 discount.
John Smith - November 1999
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