Transistor divider organs
Transistor divider organs were manufactured by Wurlitzer in the 1960s and 1970s. This time period represents a boom in organ production, as there are many models and variations.
Model:
Integrated circuit (IC) organs
In the early 1970s, Wurlitzer began manufacturing organs with integrated circuit (IC) dividers. These organs are still analog, but their solid-state components are miniaturized into ICs. This allows the organs to pack more features into the same footprint.
Wurlitzer’s IC divider organs can be split into two main categories: beginner-friendly Funmaker organs, and the more professional Centura line.