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the advertisement flier........ http://theatreorgans.com/hammond/HAMCAT19.GIF carlo

Hi all fellow Hammondeers! If you look at Matthew Fisher's web site he states quite categorically that the organ used on this track was indeed an M series organ, an M102 if I remember correctly. A

The wiring diagram is at , http://www.dairiki.org/HammondWiki/index.php?Leslie147Hookup Ignore the wurli. hookup on the left and follow the instructions from my last mail and you will be ready to

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And this BIG Hammond weighs in at 750 lbs with bench and pedalboard!!! Ron.

i think the style of console is called 'klann'......... carlo

Here is the email addy of an other G-100 owner, I found it on the Hammond Leslie age determinatio site so I don't think he would mind if you emailed him. hammondeggs@... His name is Marc A.

thanks Ron, but I've been in contact with him before.......... carlo

Thanks for the welcome Jimmy. It's obvious by your question that you've never heard of the famous G-100.............. carlo

for those interested, here's a complete stop-list for my G-100. Hammond G-162 Serial Number 106 Volts AC 117 Cycles 60 VA 1300 Manufacture date 1965 2 61-note manual 32-note AGO lighted pedalboard

Jeff, If you follow this link, you'll find a diagram of a Leslie connector kit; http://www.dairiki.org/HammondWiki/index.php?Leslie147Hookup . He's used the diagram for a Wurlitzer kit, but if you

Thanks Jeff, although my Hammond isn't exactly your typical Hammond. It has no drawbars and no Leslie............. carlo

here's the site all about the G-100, but the page with the voices is incomplete for some reason. Whomever made up this site has left out many of the stops in the swell division.

actually, I've been to many sites about the G-100, and I've printed up everything. I was just curious as to why my G-100 has a different reed stop in the pedal from the other ones I've played. I

Here is a link to a page all about the G-100, I hope this helps you. There is a complete list of stops and tons of good info about this organ. Cheers, Ron Bell

That sounds like an old church organ well before the B3 era. I have seen one like that at a church here in SW Detroit. An old flame from years ago had a Hammond quite like that one. It had a similar

Not really, you have joined a group of the most knowledgable and helpful people that I have had the privilege to know where Hammonds and Leslies are concerned. Ron and Chris just keep something going

Ron is right in his descriptions..although in the UK ?1000 for a console organ...If its in good condition I would say thats exactly the right price as long as its in good working condition. What

That Lenny Dee sound is interesting... I knew him reasonably well about 30 years ago, and that is a long story. I don't even know if he is still living. I do know that his preferred instrument, before

yep, I'm afraid so. I'm a Canadian......a Quebecer.....a Montrealer....... that's not a problem now, is it? carlo