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Ok folks. 2 ways to go. If you're not the electronically inclined, you can order most of these kits from Ham-Suz dealers. I'd recommend www.GoffProf.com. Dave Vumback is pretty good at sending stuff.

Hello guys Just seen a question on hooking up a 6 pin leslie to an 11 pin VK-7, I'm certainly interested in being able to do that, if there is an adaptor out there please let us know, if not someone

I'm rooting for ya Dan!

Advice on the options for connecting a real Leslie to a VK-7 is on target overall: you can order an adpater kit from a Hammond-Suzuki dealer or make one of your own. Be aware, however, that in the

Guys I'm the proud owner of a X-5 with a 760 Leslie!!! Gotta try the leslie with my vk-7! What do I have to do? MY LESLIE has 9 pins whilst the VK-7 has 11. I guess I'll have to make a special cable,

Soulive is a hot new organ trio featuring Neal Evans on Hammond. They recently got picked up by Blue Note and Neal was on the cover of this month's Keyboard Magazine. Heard them once about a year ago

Hi Marc, here it is... Have fun with it... but remember, it's just a demo version... It only works 15 minutes, and random MIDI notes are sent through... It's annoying after a while... Regards, Wim

Hi Bob! I went to cd now and listened to some tracks. It?s very nice to hear that stuff that still sounds fresh today. Here is the link that takes you to his page at cd now with lots of audio.

Roger, I am in the same boat, a variety of mismatched Leslie to organ cable holes. I heard through the grapevine that there are adapters that will allow a single Leslie to accept six or nine pin

You can download it at http://www.native-instruments.de/index2.html <http://www.native-instruments.de/index2.html> -- Brad

Hi there, It is fairly easy to connect 9 and 11 pin leslies. problems starts when you get into the 6-pin connected Leslies. (A matter of Power). I have done the trick with the 9-11 issue several

We live in a small place 30 km north of munich, Germany! Best of luck; P.

Hey Wim, Where can I download that B4 native instruments thing ? I'd like to hear it. Can you please send me the URL? Thanks in advance, Marc.

Hey Blue Star, Right on....that's the way to do it! Whereabouts are you folks located? Anywhere near Colorado? Keep it spinnin' Jimmy Peter Blue & Elisabeth Star aka Blue Star wrote:

Hello Jimmy! We have added a tube driven spring reverb to Elisabeth???s C3. Although we have modern and vintage reverb machines in the studio (EMT gold foil plate) it is the swirl of the reverb

Hey Hammond-lovers, You touched on a real interesting point concerning reverb and hearing it while you play. I find reverb and a little touch of delay to be totally inspiring to my performance

Hey all. ? I think for everyone to see where I am coming from you have to have heard the best rock Hammond player ever born…Lee Michaels! He performed with only a drummer, played left handed bass,

Hey Bob, I think that's my problem....I'm just an old hippie fart too and have just gotten so attached to the sound and feel of my Hammond. The clones are just fine and dandy for those who wish to use

Hey Bob, Me too man....let's talk! What Hammond (s) do you have and what style of music do you play? Any great Hammond stories? Keep it spinnin'! 888638248.....Jimmy Bob Rasmussen wrote:

I've been checking out an M-3. Does anyone have any experience with this unit? --- zakemo@... wrote: __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Get personalized email