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Some Information On Allen Organs
Some Information Regarding Allen Organs
Allen organs are known for their beauty and the majestic sounds they produce. The Allen Organ Company has made sure that this always be the case. Over the years, they have enjoyed a good reputation as an organ manufacturer. They are also responsible for blazing trails not only in their respective industry but in the music industry in general.
The company is a leader in the industry. When they began, back in 1937, it was Jerome Markowitz and family. The location was Allentown, Pennsylvania and is where the company name came originated. Over the years, and with special care, the family has grown the business into an industry leader.
These organs are widely used. Since it inception, the company has installed over 80,000 organs. These have not all been in the United States. In fact, they have installed them in over 80 different countries and now enjoy a worldwide reputation that matches their domestic one.
The company applied for a patent on the first digital musical instrument in 1971. This was revolutionary in and of itself given the analog nature of the world back then. But what resulted was even more spectacular.
The technology used in the instrument would become highly responsible for many for many of the digital sound products we have today, such as cds and sound cards for computers. Its importance even led to the Smithsonian acquiring one for their prestigious collection. This is one of the highest honors for a manufacturer of anything.
The quality as well as the craftsmanship of their organs sets the Allen Organ Company apart. Their instruments are found worldwide and their stamp on the organ and music industry is there forever thanks to breakthroughs in digital musical technologies.
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