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Cool! I've been waitin' for these! Up to the website they'll go! Raul

I love you guys!!! What would a guy do without all of ya? I love ya!! Now, get this clear.....I'm not going to reproduce an organ. All you who know me know I'm an electronics guy. I live, breathe and

well, it was definitely a Hammond. it had the name written on the bar between the upper and lower manuals, and I had to hold the start switch for a few seconds, then hit the run switch. It only had 12

I have no clue

it had 7 drawbars for the lower manual, 1 for the pedal, 9 for the upper, and then one more for the upper. carlo

well Ronnie, it had the 2 toggle switches, so it must have been a tonewheel organ. The 10th drawbar sounded like a mixture, or it may have been the 'none' harmonic, which is featured on a model,

If it were 8 DB for the lower, 1 pedel and 9 for the upper in that order, its a M series M ,M2 or M3. But you did say 7 for the lower manual. Humm. Not sure. What were the color patterns of the

Did it have the start run switches? sounds like an M,M-2 or an M-3, because there switches are down below. But it can't be because of the tenth drawbar. I am stumped, i have never heard of a spinet

I pose this question to all the Hammond experts, hoping to get an answer. Now please bear with me here........ I played a Hammond spinet today. It had 2 44-note manuals, 12 pedals (not 13), the power

Raul, More C 40 pic's are on the way! I've got amp details this time. I spent the afternoon cleaning up the amps (they were really just dusty). I have one amp back in the cabinet. Haven't fired it up

Hey Raul! If we find anything still alive around Chicago, I can go pick it up. I'm only a few hours away. As far as tooling, what would there have really been? Are Tonewheels die-stamped? I haven't

Great!

OK, Wedding details (Remember, you asked for it!): Well, it was an old anonymous spinet piano with a wonderful bell-like tone (not the pipe organ), it was the theme from "An Affair to Remember", it

Thanks, Ron. Loss of the tooling is an inconvience more than anything. I know some of the zoners have been around a long time and have known some of the Hammond workers and engineers. A check of those

I finally got the right website, and the right subscribe address. the one that was posted here was incorrect. It's EORG-L@.... carlo

Okay Casey and all the rest of you guys.. What do you think a B-3 that is still in the original carton should be worth. The carton has never been opened. I am very serious. It is for sale. I believe

I think those are the message archive numbers Laddie........ carlo

Those are the post numbers, go to the messages section of the group, and type the number in the box that says Msg. #. Cheers Ron

Dial up like how!

Daz, It was quite an experience -- I played at my own wedding. And the half-pint of tequila I drank prior should have been a fifth, I think! But, it's a memory that'll last a lifetime. BCV-KG