American Classic VII

From the heart of Europe to the hearts of organists worldwide, the Johannus AC VII stands majestically as the ultimate instrument for any player in virtually any situation.Churches and concert halls around the world continue to look to Johannus for musical support and inspiration through world class sound quality, unmatched console construction, technological innovation and leadership.

"Our congregation is delighted with the pipe authentic tonal quality and beautifully crafted console of our Johannus American Classic organ. The music produced by this instrument continues to enhance our Liturgies."
The Rev. John Corredato, St Boniface Catholic Church, Edwardsville IL

"After spending several months searching for a replacement for our aging custom digital organ, our Worship Committee overwhelmingly chose Johannus. St. Luke´s requires a work horse organ – an organ capable of supporting our ambitious worship and concert schedules. The AC VII is expected to provide many years of reliable service glorifying God through music – music of the highest quality grounded in a spirit of true worship and genuine stewardship of the resources with which we have been entrusted."
Director of Music Ministry, Worship St. Luke´s Lutheran Church (LCMS), Oviedo, Florida USA

"The Johannus American Classic was designed to capture the exquisite majesty of the great tradition of American organ building. The organ is ideal both for service playing and recital. The player is at once captivated by the warm strings, broad principals, fiery reeds and silvery mixtures. In keeping with the concept of the American Classic instrument, the Johannus AC VII is capable of playing the widest array of literature with thrilling effect. The unique feature of the floating solo division gives the artist the flexibility of a fi fth division of chorus reeds and solo voices without requiring a fourth manual. Having played this instrument for recitals in a variety of acoustical and ecclesiastical settings, I have found it to be a superb instrument which speaks with a glorious voice."
J. David Hart, M.F.A., F.A.G.O