1970's MCI M340 Guitorgan Sunburst With Pedal, Cable, and OHSC Free Shipping
This MCI M340 Guitorgan is something you don't see everyday. This instrument is intended to sound like a cross between a Hammond organ and an electric guitar and offers six different segments, one for each string, that can create unique polyphonic organ sounds. It works pretty well though there is some tracking issues with the organ tones causing wrong and dissonant notes at times that clashes with the guitar. There are also a few dead notes that don't function. All of the organ controls on the lower horn seem to work, but the button and switch on the pickguard don't seem to do anything. The bridge pickup is also not functioning. This guitorgan could use some work to be fully functional, but plays nice as-is and has enough working features to get the Guitorgan experience.
Set up with .012"-.050" flatwound stringsSerial #: 1104
Weight: 10.4 lbs
Specifications:
- Unique features and tones.
- Controls: Neck Volume, Neck Tone, Bridge Volume, Bridge Tone, 3-way Selector, Organ Tones
- Neck Pickup: 8.44k
- Bridge Pickup: N/A
- Scale Length: 24.75"
- Nut Width: 1.700"
- Neck Depth at 1st Fret: .840"/ 7th Fret: .850"/ 12th Fret: .850"
- Fret Size: .115" x .043"
Inspection Notes:
- Bridge pickup does not work.
- Organ works pretty well though there is some tracking issues with the organ tones causing wrong and dissonant notes at times that clashes with the guitar. There are also a few dead notes that don't function.
- Truss rod is fully tightened with a slight but acceptable neck relief even with heavy gauge strings. There should be enough room for adjustment if lighter strings are used.
- There is a 1" long crack in the top by the bass side waist. Stable with no movement.
Mods/Repairs:
- Unoriginal neck plate with a serial number on it.
- The nut has been shimmed and glued in place.
What's Included:
Original hard shell case in good condition, original organ volume footswitch, and 6-pin cable.
