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History of the radio manufacturer Wersi, Halsenbach


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Name: Wersi, Halsenbach    (D)    
Abbreviation: wersi  
Products: model-types others  
Summary: Wersi, 5401 Halsenbach, Industriestraße. Später 56283 Halsenbach, Am Eichelgärtchen 36.
Bausätze für elektronische Orgeln, auch als Fertiggeräte. Seit 1991 nur noch Fertiginstrumente.
Bekannte Organisten: Klaus Wunderlich, Franz Lambert.

Wersi is a German manufacturer of electronic organs, keyboards and pianos. They were made famous as the organs of choice of several star organists, notably Franz Lambert and the late Klaus Wunderlich.
 

 
Founded: 1969
History: Wersi began manufacturing do-it-yourself electronic organ kits in 1969. Wersi designed its organs to be upgradable through software and hardware, so each organ model would not become obsolete as quickly as competing manufactures' models. From 1969 and 1977, Wersi produced the "W" analogue, "DX" digital, and "CD" digital series organs. In 1991, Wersi ended production of organ kits, and introduced mew models of complete organs: the Pegasus, Performer, Penta, Phon-X, and Rhondo classic. In 1997, Wersi was taken over by Thomas Music, and many models were renamed. In 2002, Wersi released the current OAS series.

     
This manufacturer was suggested by Viorel Mutiu.

Some models:
Ctry  Year  Name  1st Tube  Notes
79  Wersi "Professional" 300W Powe...    Bausteinverstarker in Einschubtechnik. 

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