eventual downfall. Crumar ceased trading in 1987, just as they were about to launch a high-quality sampler at the lower end of the market. In 2008 the Crumar brand was acquired by a new Italian company that soon began producing new keyboards under the Crumar name, including the Baby Grand piano (introduced at the 2008 Musikmesse), Bassman bass synth, and Mojo clonewheel organ. In 2018 a digital electric piano called Seven was introduced. It featured modern day technology in a wooden vintage 1970s style case. See also List of Italian Companies Clonewheel organ Elka (Italian synthesizer manufacturer, also established by Crucianelli family) Bell Labs Digital Synthesizer References External links CRUMAR WEB SITE Vintage Synth Explorer - An online vintage synthesizer archive. This site has good images and descriptions of Crumar synthesizers. Technical view on Crumar Performer Performer sounds History and technical overview of the Crumar Spirit |webpage dedicated to Crumar performer with some sounds and pictures Musical instrument manufacturing companies of Italy Electronic organ manufacturing companies Electronics companies of Italy Synthesizer manufacturing companies of Italy Companies based in le Marche Manufacturing companies established in 1971 Italian companies established in 1971 Italian brands