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Crumar Organizer 2 (synthmuseum) (Dec 21, 2000 - 732 hits)

The Crumar Organizer 2 is a dual organ, with a 61-note (C-C) upper keyboard and a 49-note (C-C) lower keyboard. It includes four "Piano" effects.

Crumar (Synthmuseum) (Dec 22, 2000 - 579 hits)

Crumar synthesizers pages at SynthMuseum site.

Crumar Stratus Early Model (synthmuseum) (Dec 21, 2000 - 399 hits)

A photo of an early model

Crumar Bit 99 (vintagesynth) (Dec 21, 2000 - 396 hits)

The Bit 99 is one of the first synthesizers from which traditional knobs and sliders have been banned. The Bit 99 can produce a wide variety of sounds but bass sounds are the best. With a polyphony of three notes, instead of six normally, you can have two sounds layered!

Crumar Stratus (synthmuseum) (Dec 21, 2000 - 384 hits)

Featuring a string, brass and organ polyphonic sounds, the Stratus is a simplified little brother of the Crumar Trilogy, with a 4-octave 49-note (C-C) keyboard.

Crumar Bit 01 (vintagesynth) (Dec 21, 2000 - 303 hits)

The Bit-01 is a rackmount 6 voice programmable polyphonic analog synthesizer with digital control similar to the Bit One synthesizer.

Crumar Bit One (synthmuseum) (Dec 21, 2000 - 280 hits)

The Bit One is a 6-voice polyphonic programmable touch-sensitive sythesizer, designed with microprocessor (computer) technology.

Crumar Bit 01 (Dec 21, 2000 - 257 hits)

Keyboard report from Dave Frederick

Crumar Bit 01 (synthmuseum) (Dec 21, 2000 - 215 hits)

a rackmount 6-voice polyphonic MIDI module, programmable by parameter numbers on it's front panel.