This NEW stereo miniature Traveling Wave Generator ™  replaces the first generation mono model. Most organ sound generators including Ahlborn Galanti Archive units have a steady pitch that sounds artificial – even long looped samples. This product has two independent channels that randomly shift the phase of any input signal which sounds like a real pipe organ. This is a perfect companion to the DSP ambience processor. THOSE THAT HAVE PURCHASED OUR ORIGINAL TRAVELING WAVE GENERATOR KNOW HOW WELL ORGANS SOUND WITH THIS PRODUCT. This product features phase and rate controls that allow you to customize the slow pipe like  pitch variation and amount of this effect. As you can see below, the size is about half the original so it is a simple matter to install this almost anywhere. The 9VAC power supply is included. To hear our private chapel Allen MOS 1 organ with this product, go to http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W0aKWTKoWcA&feature=mfu_in_order&list=UL 
TESTIMONIAL LETTER:
"Dear Stan.
Thank you so very much for these devices..Not only did they arrive quickly, but, upon fitting and adjusting them for Swell, Choir and Great respectively the Organ really does sound like a pipe organ...not "just" but, a very good pipe organ.!!!
I have spent two days in the church adjusting the three "TWG's" to suit the individual stops, and then in ensemble, coupled together...and the result is "spectacular"...I would recommend them to anyone wishing to add the vital movement of a pipe organ to their old "electronic"
 
Please send me a brochure on the "acoustic" pipes you have devised, perhaps they may become an even further enhancement for our Allen organ, in the Future..!!
Thank you for what you have done for our church organ.
 
Bryan Hardy
(Australia)"

Hi Stan,


Your welcome.

I received the DSP Ambience Processor last week and did the installation on Friday afternoon. The installation was quick and went very well because of the small size of both devices. I installed both devices inside the organ near the top right-lid area where I could access them easily and make adjustments to both units without having to pull off the back of the organ panel. To access both devices for adjustments, I just pull the organ lid up and perform the adjustments and pull the lid back down; quite easy for me. 

With the newly installed DSP Ambiance Processor and the Traveling Wave Generator, I am able to fine tune both devices, and the Allen T15A never sounded better. The Allen T15A organ's voices now sounded much richer, fuller and grander than they did before. I just couldn't believe the richness of sounds I was deprived of all these years. I now practice on it everyday; thanks a million for inventing such awesome products for the analog organ and with easy installation.

In regard to the MIDI system, I received my Tech Manual for the Analog Allen Organ on Tuesday afternoon along with your good news. The connections' points for the MIDI seem very easy and straight forward. However, my one question is: Will the Allen pedal board connection be included along with the two manuals/keyboards and stop connections on the new MIDI board?
Sincerely,
Barry