Johannus Studio 360, Charcoal Black

Church Organ

38 registers
Three keyboards with 61 keys
Keyboard with escapement
Design: Open sound board
Amplifier 3 x 80 watts full range + 1 x 170 watts bass
Five speakers
Swell pedals made of plastic
Two solo stops
Six couplers
Three tremulants
Plexiglas sheet music holder
MIDI in/out
Aux in/out
Headphone connector
Straight 30-note pedal
With natural coloured upper keys
Height (without sheet music holder): 122 cm
Height (with sheet music holder): 144 cm
Width: 130 cm
Depth (without pedal): 58 cm
Depth (with pedal): 98 cm
Weight: 135 kg
Colour: Charcoal Black with matching bench
Note: Includes delivery, assembly and disposal of transport packaging for deliveries within Germany. Please check the terms of delivery in your country!

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Leverbaar sinds Mei 2025
artikelnummer 614565
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pedal form 30 keys straight

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Compact home organ with three manuals

The Johannus Studio 360 is a compact yet fully-fledged organ in an open console format, offering 38 stops and the authentic sound of five historic European pipe organs across four distinct organ styles. Its three 61-key manuals provide expressive control, while a powerful integrated 2.1 speaker system delivers a rich and immersive sound. A state-of-the-art convolution reverb recreates the acoustics of 12 world-famous churches, bringing a concert hall atmosphere into the home, and with MIDI functionality included, the Studio 360 is not only perfect for practising at home but also eminently suited to living room performances and studio work.

Authentic stoplist from every corner of Europe

The Johannus Studio 360 has four organ styles, each with stops from specific historical pipe organs. For example, the romantic style exclusively features stops from the Vater-Müller organ of the Oude Kerk in Amsterdam, while the historical style presents the distinctive tones of the Hinsz organ from the Bovenkerk in Kampen. The symphonic style showcases the grandeur of the Adema organ in Raalte and the Cavaillé-Coll in Paris, and the baroque style is vividly captured through the Silbermann organ of the Katholische Hofkirche in Dresden. To best showcase each style, stops are linked specifically to a particular style, which is why some stop tabs have a double engraving. The baroque style features a complete principal chorus on the swell division, while the historical style includes characteristic stops such as a Terzian and a glockenspiel. Together, they offer a rich palette of tonal colours, enabling versatile and nuanced accompaniments. In addition to the sampled pipe organ stops, the Johannus Studio 360 also has two high-quality and natural solo stops for pan flute and trumpet, which can be accessed via pistons beneath the manual.

Controls of the Johannus Studio 360 Charcoal Black organ

Integrated speakers for powerful sound reproduction

The Johannus Studio 360's sound generation is powered by OranjeCore+ technology, while its convolution reverb, processed via a dedicated DSP unit, recreates the acoustics of 12 renowned churches with selectable listening positions - ranging from the organ bench to the centre or rear of the church. The built-in speaker system delivers the full sound spectrum of the organ, from the subwoofer's deep bass to the distinct character of the flute 4' from the Bovenkerk in Kampen. Controls for adjusting the volume and pitch are located beneath the manuals, and for silent practice, a conveniently placed headphone jack to the left of the manuals gives players the option of "private" listening without disturbing others.

Fully-fledged organ for practising and composing

The Johannus Studio 360 is not only a compact practice organ for the home but also a versatile studio instrument for composing and recording. The Studio's extensive library of authentic pipe organ stops supports a wide range of musical styles, while seamless DAW integration allows the user to make professional-grade recordings. The integrated expression pedal enables dynamic control over volume - either for the swell division or the entire organ - while also shaping the tonal colour of individual stops, emulating the behaviour of swell shutters in traditional pipe organs. What is more, the console features a transparent plexiglass music rest that keeps the player's sheet music clearly visible at all times.

About Johannus

Founded in 1968 by Hans Versteegt, Johannus specialises in making the authentic sound of pipe organs accessible to all musicians through compact, high-quality instruments. Their portfolio includes home organs and church organs with various cabinetry options for smaller congregations. The Johannus One, a compact keyboard offering genuine organ tones, is ideal for both personal practice and touring with a band. With customers in over 100 countries, Johannus operates from Ede, in the Netherlands, where designers, musicians, audio experts, and organists collaborate on groundbreaking innovations. The facility also hosts regular events showcasing their latest developments.

Versatile practice companion

The display to the right of the Johannus Studio 360's manuals provides a clear, real-time view of the currently selected stop. Stops are chosen using the registers, while the four pistons located below the manuals enable seamless switching between organ styles. The Johannus Studio 360 is also MIDI-compatible, with the necessary connections conveniently located on the left-hand side beneath the manuals. This section also features an AUX input for playing stereo audio signals through the built-in 2.1 speaker system - ideal for musical accompaniment. An adjacent AUX output lets users route the organ's signal to an external amplifier or record it directly to a DAW.

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