Eminent 310 Unique Electronic Organ

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The Eminent 310 Unique appeared in two versions from 1972 to 1984. In addition to the organ options, it offers a string ensemble. Its sounds are generated by slightly detuned sawtooth oscillations in a frequency divider circuit, sent through an ensemble effect consisting of three analogue delays and modulated by two LFOs. The resulting sound was influential in the music of the 1970s and was copied by other manufacturers. The most famous user is Jean-Michel Jarre, who used the instrument on the albums Oxygène and Equinoxe. The sound of the String Ensemble was further developed in the Eminem Solina String Ensemble from 1973.

The following voices are available:
Upper manual: Solo group with Oboe 8', French Horn 8' and Trumpet 8', Principal group with Diapason 16', Principal 8', Salicional 8', Octave 4' and Strings 4' and Tibia group with Tibia 16', 8' and 4'.
Lower manual: Headmaster group with diapason 8', strings 8', octave 4', tibia group with tibia 8' and 4'.
Upper and lower manual: Sustain group with Vibraharp 8', Glock 8', Organharp 8', Celesta 8', Strings 8'
Foot pedals: Bass group with Subbass 16', Diapason 16' Bourdon 8', Gedeckt 8'.

The technology of the String Ensemble is also available in a slightly modified form for the headmaster, solo and bass groups. There is also a sustain effect. The following effects are available: Vibra and Vibrato, Balance, Reverberation and Timbre, Percussion. For amplification, the Orbitone, an electronic imitation of the Leslie loudspeaker, two monophonic loudspeakers and a stereo system are built in.