Tools And Suppliesīecause organs are so simple, you don’t need many fancy tools or supplies to work on them. Once you learn how to handle these issues, you’ll be ready for many of the problems that can crop up in a currently working organ and be on your way to being able to restore a non-working organ to its former glory. This makes combo organs a great place to start if you’re interested in learning more about the "guts" of electronic instruments or getting into restoring vintage gear. In fact, probably around two-thirds of the combo organ problems I fix at my repair shop Bell Tone Synth Works fall into a few main categories, and they are things that anyone who knows how to solder could fix at home. You tend to find that most suffer from the same types of problems.
Though the majority of vintage organs that exist today have their share of issues, as some of the first fully electronic instruments ever made, they are also some of the simplest. The warm sounds of 1960s electronic "combo" organs from makers like Vox, Farfisa, Ace Tone, Yamaha, Elka, and more have been heard in popular music for more than 50 years.
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