*MINT! CONDITION* THOMAS DIGITAL ORGAN

The Thomas Model 555 was a spinet-style organ, a smaller, more affordable alternative to large console organs. Typical features for a Thomas organ of that era would include: Dual keyboards: The organ featured two manuals (keyboards) for playing. Pedalboard: A smaller pedalboard, usually 13 notes, was included for bass notes. Solid-state electronics: By the mid-1960s, Thomas had shifted to transistor-based electronics, a significant development for the home organ market that allowed for more features in a smaller cabinet. Built-in Leslie speaker: Many Thomas organs, including the smaller spinet models, featured a built-in Leslie speaker, which produced a rotating sound effect that gavethe instrument a rich, deep tone. "Color-Glo" instructional system: The company had an innovative teaching system called "Color-Glo" for beginners. It used illuminated, color-coded keys to help new players learn simple chord progressions. Repeat Percussion: This was a notable feature of Thomas organs, allowing for automatic repeating sounds like a banjo or marimba.