The Allen Organ Company Eight Decades of Excellence

Throughout Allen Organ Company’s eight-decade history, it has been the acknowledged technical leader in organ building.

In 1971, Allen introduced the revolutionary Digital Computer Organ, the first digital musical instrument. Its sampling technology became the basis for all musical instrument sound production and ultimately evolved into broader fields, including CD players and MP3. The significance of Allen’s technology was acknowledged in 1972 when it received the coveted IR-100 Award, and then with the first Allen Digital Computer Organ residing in the Smithsonian Institution.

Allen’s commitment to customer support and sustainable products is the result of corporate excellence and stability. While some builders have had multiple owners, Allen remains managed by the founding family. Customers can rely on this stability and track record, and important art of good stewardship.