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"Rembrandt" is the name given to the Johannus line of drawstop organs. Spectacularly beautiful pieces of furniture, and boasting a broad and colorful palette, the Rembrandt series was created specifically for the American market. Four different models offer the artist a variety of sizes and palettes to suit almost any budget. The Rembrandt line has been extensively redesigned for 2006, including, among other things, a new four manual design, more power, a standard antiphonal system (except 377), more memory in the capture and a built-in CSM-128 sound module (except 377). The Johannus designers have tried to create the ultimate instrument, an organ that can easily meet virtually any need of the modern organist.
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 Rembrandt 377 AGO PE
- 3 Manuals, 47 Stops (57 Ranks)
- 7 Audio Channels (6.1 Audio)
- 770 Watts of Audio Power
- 3 Tremulants, 6 Couplers
- 7 Orchestral "Super Solos"
The Rembrandt 377 is the smallest organ in the Rembrandt line and has some excellent features. All organs in the Rembrandt line have 7 orchestral Super Solos assignable to any division. The Rembrandt 377 can be extended with antiphonal controls and internal speakers if desired.
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 Rembrandt 397 AGO PE
- 3 Manuals, 63 Stops (75 Ranks)
- 9 Audio Channels (8.1 Audio)
- 1110 Watts of Audio Power
- 3 Tremulants, 6 Couplers
- 7 Orchestral "Super Solos"
The Rembrandt 397 is a gorgeous three-manual organ with an excellent stoplist. This organ also comes standard with an antiphonal control, and has the tonal variety to provide music for any occasion.
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 Rembrandt 497 AGO PE
- 4 Manuals, 70 Stops (86 Ranks)
- 9 Audio Channels (8.1 Audio)
- 1110 Watts of Audio Power
- 4 Tremulants, 9 Couplers
- 7 Orchestral "Super Solos"
The mighty Rembrandt 497 is the only four-manual stock organ in the Johannus line. With the equivalent of 86 pipe ranks, this organ is absolutely phenomenal, and also has the standard set of seven "Super Solos" as well as antiphonal controls.
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