These discs were mostly sold individually, but all of them except for Rock & Rhythm were also available as a “Triple Header” set. Later, all four were available as the “Four Pack.”
You play the full, rich sound of a classical guitar with your left-hand chord buttons. On the organ keyboard, your right hand completes the concert. For added emphasis, bring in one or more of the Special Effects Switches.
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You’d need five musical instruments to capture the whole sound as the OPTIGAN Music Maker does. The left hand is a rock band: electric guitar, electric bass, piano and drums… playing a driving rhythm pattern… perfect accompaniment for the electronic ãrock organä right hand.
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Like the soft, lush sounds of gentle jazz, the kind of sound that’s a perfect match for a fire-red sunset and dinner by candlelight? Then this is your kind of music. Left-hand chord buttons play vibes, piano, guitar, bass and drums. You play a full organ keyboard with your right hand.
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Listen to that old-timey plunka-plunk. Push your left-hand chord button and you’re playing organ, piano, guitar, bass and drums. Play the melody on a real skating-rink organ. Or, use only the left-hand chord buttons and sing the melody!
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