Phantom Organ is the ghost of a forgotten era—a once-glorious Graber Rogg CTX 1300 chord organ, left to rot in a damp cellar and reborn (odor-free) in digital form. These instruments, known for their charmingly awful one-finger chord buttons and wheezy fans, have long been abandoned—and now we know why.

But neglect has its rewards. What you get here is a beautifully ruined, wheezy, off-kilter sonic beast. Recorded in all its wobbly glory, Phantom Organ captures the spirit of this tragically charming relic… and then goes a few steps further.

Don’t worry if the musty nostalgia is too much:
✅ You get a retuned version that actually plays in key.
✅ Turn off the motor hum and noisy keys if you need to behave.
✅ Enjoy fast attack times (take that, sluggish real-world hardware).
✅ Or go wild in Synth Mode (Kontakt only) to wiggle, switch, and glitch like mad.

This isn’t your typical organ. It’s haunted, howling, and oddly lovable.