I've also read the same on a 'site somewhere.
Just having listened to the track, I see no reason why
the rumours couldn't be true....The M certainly sounds
great with my uncool (900) Leslie so with the 147/122
it must be tops. The B/C is a must if you want
reasonably low bass with your LH however, no way
around that one; although the M's & L's can still do
99% of the same sounds if you;re not worried about the
bottom octave....
Cheers, Alex
--- Amanda Hambidge <m0dzo@...> wrote:
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Hi all fellow Hammondeers!<BR>
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If you look at Matthew Fisher's web site he states
quite categorically<BR>
that the organ used on this track was indeed an M
series organ, an M102<BR>
if I remember correctly. <BR>
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A friend of mine used to do organ club gigs on an L100
with a 145 Leslie<BR>
and also he had a regular gig at a restaurant called
the "Fleur De Lys"<BR>
near Walsall England and it became a bit of a mecca
for organ nuts, the<BR>
organ there was an L100 with a 122 Leslie and very
good it sounded too,<BR>
he produced some pretty good bluesy sounds and
although no1t up to the<BR>
standard of the C3 or B3 it was easier to carry around
split than the C<BR>
or B would have been.<BR>
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Best Wishes to all.<BR>
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Amanda Hambidge<BR>
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