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-The Solovox is a monophonic, three-octave synthesizer that is mounted in front of a piano to provide a secondary keyboard to play organ-like melody lines. Produced between 1940 and 1950, it relied on the basic tube oscillator and divider circuitry developed for the [Novachord]. The Solovox circuitry was adapted for use in some tonewheel organs (primarily the RT series) as a pedal synthesizer. This circuitry provides these organs with 32' voices and string and reed voices for organists who want to play pedal solos. 
+The Solovox is a monophonic, three-octave synthesizer with a small keyboard that is mounted in front of a piano to provide a secondary keyboard to play organ-like melody lines. Produced between 1940 and 1950, it relied on the basic tube oscillator and divider circuitry developed for the [Novachord]. The Solovox circuitry was adapted for use in some tonewheel organs (primarily the RT series) as a pedal synthesizer. This circuitry provides these organs with 32' voices and string and reed voices for organists who want to play pedal solos. 
  
 There were three models of the Solovox: 
  * Model J produced from 1940 to 1946 (one oscillator covering one octave and five sawtooth dividers) 
  * Model K produced from 1946 to 1948 (one oscillator, five sawtooth and three square wave dividers) 
- * Model L produced from 1948 to 1950 (one oscialltor covering three octaves and three square wave dividers) 
+ * Model L produced from 1948 to 1950 (one oscillator covering three octaves and three square wave dividers) 

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