Philips Philicorda GM 752

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Step into the world of vintage sounds with the Philips Philicorda GM 752, a classic organ that remains a favorite among musicians and collectors alike. Originating from the 1960s, this instrument has a distinct voice that sets it apart from contemporary models. The Philicorda GM 752 is celebrated for its rich, warm tones that bring a touch of nostalgia to any performance or recording. Its all-tube design ensures that the sound remains authentic and full-bodied, capturing the essence of a bygone era.

This organ features a 49-key manual, which provides a comfortable range for both beginners and seasoned players. Each key responds with the precision and sensitivity that musicians expect from a high-quality instrument. The Philicorda is equipped with various sound settings, allowing users to explore different sonic landscapes with ease. Whether you're playing in a band, recording in a studio, or simply enjoying a solo session, the Philicorda GM 752 offers versatility and reliability.

Its compact build makes it easy to integrate into any setup, be it at home or on stage. Alongside its practical design, the Philicorda boasts a timeless aesthetic that's sure to add character to any musical environment.

Key Features:

All-tube design for authentic vintage sound
49-key manual with responsive touch
Versatile sound settings for varied musical exploration
Compact and stylish design suitable for any setup
Ideal for both live performances and studio recordings

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Features and functionality

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The Philicorda GM 752 features a 5-pin DIN output for external amplifiers or tape recorders, and a 6-pin output for Philips EL 7311/14 earspeakers with an internal amp switch-off option.
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A 2-pin DIN output is available for connecting to an external speaker, which is a legacy standard also found in early Minimoog models.
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Despite similar appearance, the Philicorda's 5-pin DIN outputs are not compatible with MIDI signals, as they carry audio instead.
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Setup and maintenance

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Connecting the Philicorda to modern equipment requires a 5-pin DIN to TS or RCA cable, easily sourced online, facilitating integration with contemporary audio setups.
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The DIN plug standardization aids in preventing incorrect connections, safeguarding against potential damage from mismatched plugs.
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4.5 out of 5

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zemzela

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almost 11 years ago

An analog organ.

Has a very organic feel to it. The buttons and knobs are hard to handle, but its from 1967, so its a rare gem.

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Massimo Martellotta

Guitarist, Keyboardist

Calibro 35

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The Philips Philicorda GM 752 organ is featured in Massimo Martellotta's home studio, as evidenced by a user-uploaded photo on Wixstatic.

Jane Weaver

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Used in the making of Jane's 'Modern Kosmology' album.

Pierre Moissard

Singer, Guitarist

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Pierre Moissard is shown using the Philips Philicorda GM 752 organ in the third and fourth images from the archives on rituel111, as documented by Manon Hody.