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True, Laddie. But a B-2 and a BV can be great pieces. I don't know what I'd do if I failed to save my CV from the dump. Save the tonewheels, folks! Raul

I hope that all you all noticed that these are not really B-3s.....

A friend of mine has an A-100 that was in a bar that burned down, no fire damage but the fire fighters gave it one hell of a soaking. He let it dry out for a few months and it plays fine and sounds

Ron this gives me hope. I brought the RT-2 and Leslie 147 home today from the storage unit by the bay.It is really in bad shape.The cords are all cracked and bad. the finish is worn to nothing. And

I'm with George!!! I too grew up most of my life with no TV and I'm thankful for it. Kids at school thought I was crazy. They just couldn't imagine life without a TV and what do you do???? with your

Man what a great site. Lots of great history and info. thanks sam

Uh, yes you could. I was assuming you wanted to run the Leslie and the PR40 together and switch reverb and tremolo from the console. Connecting the speaker to the G-G terminals would have been the

yes salt water by the bay (lavaca bay) gulf of mexico texas!!!

Hey zoners, my C3 copped a bucketing 2 years ago when a roof collapsed under a downpour. 2 days with a hairdryer and i,ve never had a problem.

Julian St Martin wrote: I'd say the TG and the rest of the guts are pretty impervious. There have been documented instances of consoles that have sat in rundown waterlogged shacks for years and have

Hi all, This is regarding the move by Yahoo to possibly begin charging for services that in the past have been free.Some of you have said that if that takes place you'd be gone.That would truly be a

Hi ron, The plug on the back of the ao-39 is a five pin.I think my leslie type 47 has a six pin plug on it.I just bought a section of 6 wire cable with ends already attached.I'll have to switch these

gdhiatt@... wrote: I used to have a bumper sticker on our old van hat said "Resist Mediocrity". Wish I could find another one! Television can be one of the most mediocre excuses for entertainment,

Cris, I suppose I could feed the PR-40 directly from the G-G terminals, right? That would serve to isolate the leslie without adding a xfrmr........the leslie kit would still connect to G-G, as

Roger that, Chris, thanks for the info.....I thought someone here might have a technical answer.... And Ken, thanks for considering the issue.....guess all us old dogs findd a new trick now and

I Re-read your post and decided my 25 years experiance was not good enough for this one. Sorry, but unable to help you on the clues you have given. This is extreemly old gear which went out of date

Ge thanks Sorry they are only black & White but its a good reference Ken wrote: folder

Click on PHOTOS ( on the left of your screen) Click on Hammond A-Z Click on ALL Wait a long time best of luck ken folder

I directly began feeling sorry for those poor hammonds. If they were in Holland I'd peobably have sleepness nights thinking to buy them or not. If someone on the zone does, at least they're in good

I can't even begin to tell you about how much beer and Boone's Farm I spilled into my C3 in the old days! Never a problem until I decided to clean it up 25-30 years later. The organ and Me! OHF Bob