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Raul HAven't had a chance to cost the shipping yet they're killing me at work right now. But as soon as I do the wheels will be on the way. About the shielding with steel your right about that.How

Hey Zoners! I want to thank Darren, our fine mate from the UK, for finding these valuable documents! As you all know, this is the issue that determines the viability of re-producing a TWG assembly. No

Frankly I think that kind of money for even aB-3 is NUTS! I do love the organ,but,you could buy a house for that much,cash on the barrel. The Old Guy

Hi Chris, I have an A-100 and I don't think I hear any key click at all. Of course, being 68, my hearing is not what it used to be, but the organ has been in the family since it was new and I don't

Ron, Would you admit to being cheap? With all the comments, I am finding two schools of thought on this and cannot disagree with either one. All of you make you arguments on good reasoning. Laddie

Ron, Does you source know where the 25 are... all in one location?..

Kevin, If you've already tried swapping with known good crossover and amplifier, there's not much else to try. Can you get the treble driver from the good 760? Or possibly easier, try your back panel

Can you localize the distortion? try disconnecting the horn driver to see if the bass driver is clean. Darren

t402...doesn't pull any punches..heh. Its kind of irrelivent though, the original patents still stand. Maybe it would be better to buy up the generators that are still around, strip and rebuild those

Thanks Daz.........I know Paul, but was hoping to try out an INexpensive solution first if I could!!!!!! Kevin

Hey Daz I did my adjustment yesterday and i can't believe the increase in both volume and distortion. And you are correct with regard to the registrations. I normally use 888800000 and this is heaven.

Hammond B3 with 122 both touring chops, very dependable,must pick up $2500.firm. featured on the television show "Chronicle" and a Hammond B-200 combo organ best offer with Leslie H/L 822 speaker.

Small signal valves (eg preamps, local oscs, IF's and such) they just keep on going on and on and on... I even came across the situation whereby replacing the original with a NOS made things a tad

TWIMC and FWIW here's my upfront views on this matter. I'll then shut up. I can't help associating this with Jurassic Park. Some things are simply better left alone. The tonewheel was discontinued

Would not such a device use some sort of solid state keying between the TG and the AO-28? I guess if you wanted it to really sound like a B3 you could use 61 9 pole relays for keying. I can't see that

darren@... writes: Oooh I'm going to check that one out, that's my model! Thanks for finding it! George

You holding out 'til he offers you some REAL money? Seriously though you can't put a $'s and cents or even a ???'s and pennies price on these organs. Chris Clifton There is a theory which states

Good point Ronnie, Reminds me of an E-100 I saw a few years ago. The Chapel was only used every other Sunday and someone forgot to turn it off after the service! Two weeks later the mains transformer

well Gandert, my technician offered me $10,000 for my whole set-up.......G-100, 4 cabinets, and Leslie 147. Naturally, I refused....... carlo

I always put a 1N5408 in series with the recto's anodes, just in case. Cheers t402 but