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VOX Continental View
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Restoration
JMI Version-4 VOX Continental
Vox Continental Control Panel
Vox Continental ID Badge

Replacement Drawbar Tips and Panel Switches for the Vox Continental:

Vox Continental Drawbar Tips Vox Continental Panel Switches

The renowned Vox Continental organ was launched in 1962 by The Jennings Organ Company (renamed Jennings Musical Industries or JMI) in Dartford, Kent, England.

The model seen here has been dubbed "Version 4" of the JMI Continentals.  Released in 1965, it's the version you see most often.

The ID badge calls the model a "TC" for Transistor Continental but Thomas Organ Company calls it a "V301J" ("J" for Jennings).

Later, more versions would be made in Sepulveda, California by the Thomas Organ Company; in Italy by EME (Elettronica Musicale Europea, a joint venture of JMI, Thomas, and Italy's EKO); and in the UK by Vox Sound after taking over JMI.

This particular Continental came into the shop with dead notes, intermittent notes, an intermittent drawbar, a broken vibrato switch, and three missing drawbar tips (knobs).

 

Keys and Divider Cards
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