Stinson band organ at Griffith Park Merry Go Round.

[@hrobert745]

Memories of my childhood….

[@Wurlitzer157]

@darvozz I've also wondered about this song for years! Again, thanks!!!

[@Wurlitzer157]

Looks like a successful upload!

[@darvozz]

The tune is "Marsovia" from roll 6530.

[@Wurlitzer157]

I tell you, this is my 3rd favorite organ!!!

[@whoisthisguy724]

@OrganRally It's too bad he couldn't have used a Wurlitzer 165 front for this. It's clearly a 165 repro so it should at least have some representation to a 165 on the front

[@khmam]

This carousel used to have a 165, until it was moved to ATT.

[@jimamia77]

it looks almost like a 157 with it's columns and urn ornaments.

[@Wurlitzer157]

@anglerfly Wurlitzer 153 special, and obviously my first is, yours truly, A Wurlitzer 157.

[@whoisthisguy724]

@Wurlitzer157 I am also a Wurly person.

[@dennissalamante6785]

Is this instrument computer operated, or is operated by a roll?

[@Jenny-bp3py]

hi

[@dennissalamante6785]

That instrument is manufactured in the 80s.

[@MsGoodHands]

Nope. Original.

[@petercyr6287]

@@MsGoodHands I don't think so

[@MsGoodHands]

@@petercyr6287 You're right sorry I am wrong. The carousel was Built-in 1926 and it said it "went with the organ" so I assumed it was built around the same time but it was Built-in 1986. Good eye!

[@CBF1]

@@MsGoodHands 1987. The old organs before it are 2 165's, in American Treasure Tour and in Glenn Thomas's home in Princeton NJ. Apparently the Knotts Berry Farm Wurlitzer 157 was another Ex-Organ at this carousel too. The original organ is still on it but is not used. It's a North Tonawanda organ.

[@Wurlitzer157]

@koasterkav Oh sorry I didn't respond 1. Wurly 157 2. Wurly 153 special and 4. Wurly 165 So I'm by far a Wuritzer person.

[@infowarguy]

Early MP3 player

[@whoisthisguy724]

"Ciribiribin"