The Yamaha YC-10 is a transistor-based combo organ produced in the late 1960s. Known for its portability and distinctive sound, it was designed for use in various musical genres, particularly rock and pop.
Virtual Yamaha YC-10
YAMAHA YC-10
Overview
The Yamaha YC-10 is a transistor-based combo organ produced in the late 1960s. Known for its portability and distinctive sound, it was designed for use in various musical genres, particularly rock and pop.
Key Features
- Type: Transistor combo organ
- Keyboard: 49 keys (4 octaves)
- Sound Generation: Divide-down technology with multiple organ voices
- Effects: Vibrato and percussion options
Design
- Portability: Lightweight and compact design for easy transport
- Aesthetic: Classic combo organ appearance typical of the era
Legacy
The Yamaha YC-10 remains appreciated by vintage keyboard enthusiasts for its unique sound and role in the music of the late 1960s.