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Hello, and welcome to another episode of “Organs are Super with me, David Cooper!”
Today, we’re diving into the incredible world of the Orla GT8000 compact organ.
This powerful instrument is designed to be easy to use, whether you’re a seasoned player or just starting out.
The GT8000 is part of our Organs Summer Special sale, and is reduced from £1099 to an incredible £499! 🙌
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A Versatile Instrument
The GT8000 Compact comes in various versions, including more expensive models and single keyboard versions.
Regardless of the version, each one is packed with features aimed at making your music experience enjoyable and straightforward.
One of the best things about this organ is its user-friendly design.
Many organs can be challenging to get a good sound out of, but the GT8000 makes it simple with lots of automatic setups.
Whether you prefer using the rhythm section or selecting the type of sound you want to play, this organ has you covered.
For those who enjoy using bass pedals, the GT8000 offers an optional “home pack” with 13 bass pedals and a volume swell pedal. This is perfect for pedal enthusiasts.
If you prefer not to use pedals, the organ can handle the bass automatically for you.
This flexibility makes it suitable for all kinds of players.
The GT8000 boasts an impressive automatic backing section with lovely intros and well-orchestrated backings.
You can choose from various rhythms, such as Shuffle, Showtime, Cha-Cha, and Country.
Each rhythm comes with multiple variations (A, B, and C), giving you plenty of options to keep your music fresh and exciting.
On the right-hand side of the instrument, you’ll find a range of automatic settings categorised for different music styles.
For example, the Theatre Organ category offers 16 variations, allowing you to easily switch between different theatre organ sounds.
Similarly, the Combo section provides a variety of sounds like piano, saxophone, and more.
The GT8000 also lets you get creative with your sounds.
It features a section for organ sounds with drawbars, similar to a Hammond organ.
You can customise these sounds by adjusting the drawbars, tremolo, and attack.
Additionally, there are sections for piano, voices, jazz organ, and more, giving you endless possibilities.
With four upper voice sections, three lower voice sections, numerous rhythms and variations, drawbars, and two 61-note keyboards, the GT8000 is incredibly versatile.
If you want to add bass pedals, that’s an option too.
Find the Orla Gt8000 in our Organs Summer Special!
If you have an old organ that’s seen better days, get in touch with us for a part exchange.
We’ll be happy to help you upgrade to the GT8000.
We welcome part exchanges and can quickly give you a part-exchange quotation.
Simply fill out the form below, and we’ll make you an amazing offer.
☀️☎️ Call us: 01295 266 788
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