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MCI Guitorgan B-300 Black w/Case - Used

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MCI Guitorgan B-300 Black w/Case - Used

Type: Used
Condition: Good

Used MCI Guitorgan B-300 Black in good condition. The tailpiece has some rust and the lower right of the back has a couple of dings. The original footpedal and a hardshell case are included.

The MCI Guitorgan is an inventive hybrid instrument that combines a standard electric guitar with an internal, Hammond-style analog organ. Invented by Bob Murrell, it was manufactured by Musiconics International (MCI) in Waco, Texas, between 1967 and 1984.

The fingerboard features segmented frets (six segments – one per string) that are wired to the internal controls. When a note or series of notes are fretted, the circuit would be closed and it would trigger the organ. The organ stays on as long as the circuit is closed, or in other words as long as the guitarist keeps the string against the fret. The body features several knobs, switches, and buttons that allows the guitarist to alter the sounds of the guitar and organ. The footswitch is used to fade the organ in and out when the guitarist is playing.

Includes Case and Footpedal

SN: 1479



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