Lifestyle Audio Visual, Keyboard Music Systems and the Global Organ Group
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pIn the early 90's Mark was a young musician with a Passion for Pipe Organ building and audio technology. He was asked by Ralph Cullen, Director of Keyboard Music Systems to perform an inaugural concert for a new digital organ at St George's Takapuna, Auckland, which planted a seed for how the classical organ and Mark's interest in modern technology could be combined.
30 years later, Keyboard Music Systems are still providing the world's leading brands of digital organs throughout New Zealand. The technology has gone through some amazing transformations, and now it is our privilege to be supporting Keyboard Music Systems as their South Island technical and sales partner. |
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Rodgers Digital OrgansRodgers have always been a well known brand when it comes to digital organs. The new Imagine Series takes advantage of the latest digital sampling and playback technologies, crafted in the USA with options for both home and church use.
Equipment with four sample sets: American, English Cathedral, French Romatic, and German Baroque, as well as 18 built in orchestral voices. These come equipped with many extras you would expect. From adjustable tuning, temperament, air noise, even a built in hymn player! |
Johannus Digital OrgansJohannus are the largest manufacturer of Digital instruments in Europe, and the core of the Global Organ Group.
Johannus have a wide range of instruments suitable for the home, auditorium, church, or cathedral. There are many fine examples around New Zealand (not to mention the rest of the world) Need a new practice organ for your home? - Check out the new STUDIO 170 or 370. Owning your own practice instrument has never been this affordable! |
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Makin Digital OrgansLooking for something a little more 'traditional'? Perhaps you don't want the little extras, and want to stick with the English sound we are accustomed to in New Zealand?
Makin is built by the English, with the intention of focusing on the traditional English sound. The samples used in these instruments are taken from some of the finest organs in the UK, and their high-end playback technology ensures the best possible reproduction of these samples. Lifestyle Audio Visual was proud to be associated with the recent installation of the three manual Makin Windemere organ at Nativity Church in Blenheim. |