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Hi, can anyone scan me an X-5 manual or tell me if there are any pdfs with it? Cheers, Roger

Hey Ron & Hammondfolk, I was referring to EITHER my monitor OR my headphones which, of course, get their FX thru the mixer send(s). Sorry to get your hopes up there.... Keep it spinnin', Jimmy

I use the NI B4 and think it is exceptionally good. At the price, it is nothing short of incredible. Whether it is the cat's meow of the Hammond sound depends on the usage. For recording, it is

Yeah Peter. Take your good points. B4 does give all drawbars, and all manuals, but you need two keyboard controllers to work it, or, as I do, split one keyboard. But yeah, for you, what you can see

Hello Ron! I have no experience with the B4 although we run a Mac in the studio and could run the B4 as VST plugin. But as long as I can see the C3 / leslie right through the window to our live room

Thanks Dan.

I have just aquired a Hammond XH 200 my first good organ previously I have had keyboards ie (Yamaha,Technics,Roland,Goldstar) What I am looking for are some styles and registration settings on floppy

Ok, so you got lots experience, and the right stuff, so what do you think about the B4? Ron.

Hi Guillermo, I'm no expert, particularly on the solid-state Leslies, but here's my guesses: That the Leslie 771, I think. An 11-pin model. Ted Thompson has a schematic which shows how to do this.

Dear Jeff, I am happy to meet someone that knows about Leslie connections to Hammonds. I own a Hammond A-105 Tone Wheel Generator. I would like to buy the new Leslie (the most powerful one) that is

<The leslie 147 looks and sounds like the 147 but the preamp is different. It has a unbalanced input and the slow fast relay is switched directly> I believe Peter meant to say "looks and sounds like

Hi. I'm Mike, and I'm new to the group. I'm thinking of getting a HammondXH272. Does annyone have this one? Played it? We currently have an M2000 which we bought in '93. Mike

I mean I know what a Leslie is. What's a 147? Sorry. Ron.

The leslie 147 looks and sounds like the 147 but the preamp is different. It has a unbalanced input and the slow fast relay is switched directly

Hi Lars, do you think you'd be able to send me a file with what I have to do? Cheers, Roger

You gonna tell me what a Leslie 147 is? Ron

Jeez, 2,500 watts! But that aside. Yeah, we play because we want to hear what we play, reverb and all, and the audience gives us an excuse to do that. Something to work to. Same when recording. You

The discussion whether to take the 147 or 122 to hook-up with your B-3 is tricky. It is a matter of taste, as they do sound slightly different. I experienced that the 15" speaker is not the same in

Dear Guillermo, If you want to buy a new Leslie to go along with your old Hammond A-105 it is no problem. They do produce the new leslies with connections to the old models of organs. You just have to

Also, Bob Schleicher provides schematics for his modular "Universal Leslie Adapter" at http://www.tonewheel.com/ (find the link to "tags and schematics".)