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To the 10,000 families who will buy a spinet organ in the next 30 days

You are about to experience a new kind of pleasure and relaxation. You—and an estimated 100,000 other families this year.

Before you buy, the Conn Organ Corporation suggests you ask these 5 vital questions: 1. Is the electronic organ easy to master? The feeling of musical achievement arrives quickly, because each note develops and holds its own rich tone. However, organs that feature “gadgets” produce a limited number of effects, for a limited repertoire of music...and are soon outgrown. In marked contrast, the Conn Organ is extremely easy for a beginner to play...yet offers tonal quality and versatility to thrill a concert artist. 2. What is the most important quality to seek in an organ? Tone truly indicates an organ’s superiority. The Conn essentially has a complete, individual tone generator for each and every note, resulting in a precise, identifiable, lovely tone. And nobody knows tone like Conn! The Conn Organ is the product of almost a century of musical tradition. It is made by the world’s largest manufacturer of orchestra and band instruments—specialists in tonal research. 3. Is the organ fully electronic? Some are not. Some use vibrating reeds or mechanical discs to reproduce tone. The Conn is fully electronic. Starting at just $995, Conn is the only popular-priced organ whose range of musical color is not restricted to one single type of tone. This means the Conn has greater versatility and tonal contrast...with the “full orchestra” sound of a mighty pipe organ. 4. Will its size fit gracefully into my home? The Conn Organ takes up as little space as a drop-leaf table! Because it is all-electronic, the Conn is smaller, with more music built in! 5. Will its styling be easy to live with? The Conn Organ is designed for enduring beauty by Raymond Loewy, in modern or traditional styles, in a wide range of fine woods and finishes. When you visit your Conn dealer for a demonstration, you’ll find there is a noticeable difference in a...

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