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Enter your vote today! A new poll has been created for the hammond_zone group: What is the earliest Hammond on the list? How old is your Hammond? o 1935-39 o 1940-194949 o 1955-1959

Welcome to the Hammond Zone's list! Its early days for us, with few members, but I think you will find it will grow real fast! The point of the list is to share each others knowledge (or lack of

Hi everyone, I thought you might be interested to see some new images at the Hammond Zone. Its a superb A100 that we had in very briefly which had been fittted with a very discreet MIDI interface on

Dear Darren, Congratulations for your wonderful initiative. I own a Hammond A-105 mahogany. I promise you to send photos. I live in Chile, but at this very moment I am in El Salvador. I am travelling

Hi all, I have owned two Hammonds. The first was a CV w/ HR40 tone cabinet - the organ was from @ 1948. I gave it to a friend when he helped me move my current Hammond, an A100. It can be seen at

thats quite a music den you have:)

Hi Hammond buffs I am an organ engineer in South wales and have worked on most models over the last 25 years, but still prefer the sound of Hammond organs with their drawbars. I buy and sell

Hello Darren and all Hammond enthusiasts. My hobby interest is hammond organs and I have an old L100 which I bought from an insurance company many years ago. It had been badly damaged after falling

Over 30 years ago I bought my M101, it was 3 years old then and during the 70's I had it split by Mike Phillips after I saw the Pedlars and realised how it could be done. I sadly covered my 'M' with

Dear Gren, Congratulations for having a real tone wheel Hammond. I was interested in your plans to recuperate your split alteration back to a normal cabinet. May I suggest you a tip? Visit

Hi Coyote, I own a Hammond A-105 too. What a wonderful jewel they are. With regard to your reverb, I think any electronic technician might be able to help you since the circuit and parts are

I am a new member of the group, and I want to know if anyone in the group is using an upgraded XB-2. The upper octave is shrill, and I have tried all types of programming to get some more guts out

Uhhh... trade up to the new Korg? :) Unfortunately that may be your best option at this point. The Korg is as close to the real thing as I've yet heard. BTW, welcome aboard! PEACE

Thanks for the financial advice, but my financial advisor (my wife) will not allow the release of funds for the new CX-3. In other words, she would kick my butt if I wanted to write a check for the

I have a version 2 XB2 in the workshop at the moment. Have you tried changing the drawbar foldback? If your not sure how to do it i'll play with some settings and see if I can improve it...The

I really haven't messed with the fold-back, but I will work with it, and maybe that will work. I the foldback set up like a B3. Thanks for the tip and I will let you know.

Hi everybody! Just saying hello! My Name is Peter Blue from Blue Star. I do the tech part for Elisabeth Star who plays the hammond c3 with leslie 147 in Blue Star. I have equipped it with a tube

Good to see you on the list Peter! For everyone elses information; you have to get Peter and Elisabeths album. Go to: http://artists.mp3s.com/artists/60/blue_star.html and have a listen! darren

Hi all, I'm new to this list, and I'm glad I finally found a good one dedicated to the venerable Hammond organs. I'm French then please forgive my mistakes, I'll try my best to make myself as clear as

i also am a new group member---- can someone tell me how i can get more volume out of my xb2-- i have it hooked to a 822 leslie-- and yes - i have tried running it through a leslie preamp also---still