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----- Original Message -----
From: "Lars Karstensen - Infinity Trading ApS" <Hammond@...>
To: <hammond_zone@...>
Sent: Tuesday, June 05, 2001 9:43 PM
Subject: Sv: [hammond_zone] Hammonds TWG and the new Leslie line by Suzuki

Dear Guillermo,

If you want to buy a new Leslie to go along with your old Hammond A-105 it

is no problem. They do produce the new leslies with connections to the old
models of organs. You just have to order this specific at your dealer.

If he can not help you contact the leslie production facility at Hammond

Suzuki USA and ask for Mr. Brunsting. He sure can help you in this matter.

The thing about the MIDI and the XB-3 is that you can control the speed of

the rotators in the new leslies by aftertouch on the keyboard. A function
rarely used by "normal" organ players, but still it is there if you like to.

You can also by an adapter use the new 11-pin leslie connection with you

A-105. Just need a bit of electronic in between but that is no big problem.

Best regards
Lars Karstensen

-----Oprindelig meddelelse-----
Fra: Guillermo Garcia Huidobro <ggha@...>
Til: hammond_zone@... <hammond_zone@...>
Dato: 6. juni 2001 18:46
Emne: [hammond_zone] Hammonds TWG and the new Leslie line by Suzuki

Dear Jeff,

I am happy to meet someone that knows about Leslie connections to

Hammonds.

I own a Hammond A-105 Tone Wheel Generator.
I would like to buy the new Leslie (the most powerful one) that is used
together with the Hammond-Suzuki XB3
Our dealer down here in Chile has this wonderful combinattion
(XB3+Leslie-SolidState-HammondSuzuki) but he thinks
that it is not possible to use that Leslie with our old tone wheel

generator

models, since the Leslie goes through the MIDI and all that new

electronic

parapharnalia of the XB3

In short, would it be possibel to connect such a Leslie to my A-105?
How could I do it?
I am inclined to electronics.

ggha@...

----- Original Message -----
From: "Jeff Dairiki" <dairiki@...>
To: <hammond_zone@...>
Sent: Tuesday, June 05, 2001 8:53 PM
Subject: Re: [hammond_zone] Re: 9 vs 6 pin

For the electronically inclined, the source book for all leslie
hookups and pinouts can be found via MITA at Harv Olsen's Leslie Page:

Also, Bob Schleicher provides schematics for his modular "Universal
Leslie Adapter" at (find the link to
"tags and schematics".)



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