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Re: Evenin' all...
Aye thanks, a fair point indeed. I'll stick in a jack plug and put the
multimeter on it. What voltages could I expect to see for headphones and line out? I seem to remember that line out is around 1.5v, but no idea on headphones. If I find 240v I won't plug my headphones or Marshall into it...! Cheers, Bruce --- In hammond_zone@y..., "t402_owner" <t402_owner@y...> wrote: Ron's right. Bin my post.them <snip> |
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still on prog
t402_owner
first prog - beatles' sgt peppers
last prog - marillion's misplaced childhood on-a-coma prog - tangerine dream branson prog - tubular bells italian prog - premiata forneria marconi still a oscarless collins' other prog before the bastard sold out - brand x low esteemed shy self pitied prog - supertramp crikey I'm inspired today! t402 |
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stones WAS (still is LOL) dont bother reading this
t402_owner
--- In hammond_zone@y..., "daz" <daz395@s...> wrote:
(snip) Daz its a gas gas gas Get your sticky fingers off the Beatles ok? Dont start me up cause I cant get no satisfaction. Otherwise my sympathy for the devil will unleash wild horses and you'd better be either Jumping Jack flash or waiting on a friend then. Time is on my side so if I'd want to spend the night together that'd be with Brown sugar Angie in some Voodoo Lounge away from the Harlem shuffle. Talk about emotional rescue, pfff... it's only rock'n'roll but I like it! exiled on main street t402 (Beatles fan... ;-) )
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Re: Evenin' all...
t402_owner
Ron's right. Bin my post.
t --- In hammond_zone@y..., Ron Bell <worthogis@s...> wrote: Always check added on jacks before pluging anything into them, Ihave seen mains voltage hooked up to a 1/4 inch cable for Leslie switching,and have heard of dangerous non standard uses of connectors and jacks.between a halfmoons and a footswitches when controlling a 147, imagine ifsomeone thought it was an input and plugged their gutar in there, not good.you line out orsuspect the one on the back is a later addition and could be a asockets wereline in. Depends what the original owner wanted. Line in synthesiser/electricoften fitted for use with rhythm unit accessories or what thepiano type keyboards. and beUniverse is for and why it is here, it will instantly disappear Douglas Adamsreplaced by something even more bizarre and inexplicable. |
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Re: [hammond_zone] Evenin' all...
Ron Bell
Always check added on jacks before pluging anything into them, I have seen
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mains voltage hooked up to a 1/4 inch cable for Leslie switching, and have heard of dangerous non standard uses of connectors and jacks. I have seen people use 1/4/inch plugs so the can have a choice between a halfmoons and a footswitches when controlling a 147, imagine if someone thought it was an input and plugged their gutar in there, not good. Ronnie B. ----- Original Message -----
From: "Chris Clifton" < Hi,a line in. Depends what the original owner wanted. Line in sockets were |
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Re: Small Minds
t402_owner
agent provocateur... these youngsters LOL
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the world needs people like you mate, just stay out of trouble and preferably alive. Cops can kill. t402 --- In hammond_zone@y..., zakemo@A... wrote:
Thanks sinasac. Just screaming what I feel. I'm sure we'll get some |
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Re: top ten prog rock on E4 (UK only)
t402_owner
my second attempt to post this - the first got lost when yahoo
prompted me for the bleedin' password! Cheers Blahoo! Bloody bastards... Anyway Gandert thats what you think LOL some say I'm full of crap, actually... 35 (outlived Anne Frank, Galois, Christ, Parker and soon Mozart, Van Gogh in two years time - not doing too bad hey?), so bald yes but not that old, then again I've seen a lot of people and been in a lot of places... Take care t402 --- In hammond_zone@y..., "Gandert De Boo" <bottomline@w...> wrote: I knew what the vocal part was, but I DIDN"T know how to pronounceit in english.
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Re: slightly OT (lol) : Belgium
t402_owner
Wim my dear chap,
Speaking of punk, never mind the bollocks... ;-) You're a good egg mate t402 --- In hammond_zone@y..., "Wim Hadermann" <wimhadermann@h...> wrote: Yeah the beatles are better... lol...anti belgians... We still have a lot of 'em here in Belgium, and we do live together . So, no prob. It's stupid that they want to divide a country that already is one of the smallest on this planet... But they're right what they say about la Wallonie... sometimes they think they're better then we are... dunno why that is... |
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Re: Small Minds
t402_owner
I reckon you're under 27 hey? Tough age... the this-cant-be-true-OH-
BUT-IT-IS feeling of everyone and everything is phoney. --- In hammond_zone@y..., zakemo@A... wrote: it irritates me to no end the innuendoes that some braggartsunsubscribe then... pff... I've heard more real music coming sincerely out of a guy sitting on the street playing his feelings than all those "Prog"groups and their gizmo's.Actually mate, I happened to be one of those guys years ago, met some of the kind and some are really badnews living from taxpayers money because getting a job gee thats too hardworking fer me. >The youth today are not as lame as you make them out to be.yo baby yo baby yo baby yo spoonspoonspoonspoon.... uh what gives? I reallyand let a musician feel free enough to experiment.but we do we do! Long live Zappa! Bach would have produced had he had access to the electronics wehave today? Maybe he'd be called KarlHeinz Stockhausen who knows... My guess people would have complained that "That Punk" is ruiningour safe and secure music we have today?oh punk yes.. the last time I saw one he was giving his mum a ring on his mobile cause he'd be late for dinner... cross my fingers and hope to die! t402 Ali G fan (honestly!) |
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Re: Evenin' all...
t402_owner
--- In hammond_zone@y..., Bruce Doswell <hammond@a...> wrote:
(snip) I'm kind ofI'd say youre just about right. My t402 features likewise. Lovely plumage in'it? t402 Pompey, UK |
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OT but its about MUSIIIIIIIC!!! WAS Re: top ten prog rock on E4 (UK only)
t402_owner
--- In hammond_zone@y..., "daz" <daz395@s...> wrote:
Hi T, (ha, sounds like high tea)... never mind...high tea? LOL is that tea with LOADS of caffeine? A cuppa that gets you real HIGH? LOL Did that when I dawnpatrolled for my exams years ago Daz you outsmarted me mate. I reckon John Williams IS the well known concert guitarist - Concierto de Aranjuez type of thing - but that is as far as I'd go. If so I didnt know he had a small ensemble that would do, say, very personal interpretations of eg the Tocatta. I have to undergo reeducation myself LOL there is still so much music out there just waiting to be discovered and savoured - God I need a couple more lifetimes please! I'll promise I'll behave... well I'll try anyway... BTW did you watch on BBC4 Sunday evening the Art of the Violin? I heard of David Oistrakh being *the* violinist but never actually seen or heard anything performed by him. Well I simply have no words. The man is a miracle in human form. (snip) >Talk about the drummer having to count... LOL is that a drummers joke? LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL Diggin' through my old Lp's I come across a few by Tomita, any oneremember him? Firebird etc....the name rings me a bell... *ding* surreal versions of music such as 'Clair de Lune'. I though Clair the Lune per se (and everything I know by Debussy as a matter of fact) was already quite surreal LOL... That brings me back a couple months ago after I was told on the phone my father had just passed away, I drew "La Mer" from the CD shelf, called my dog close to me, hugged him real tight - this is just you and me matey - and cranked the stereo so bloody loud the neighbours couldn't hear me cry... felt a bit better then - thats Debussy. Sorry if I bored you all,No you didnt :-) Hang on, I'm coming down now.... yep... there's the floor, don'tlook right... strange sounds... what's that... 'how.....much ....longer..... are .... you .... going.. to ....be .... on ... that.... bloody .....computer' Oh crap, it's the wife. Better go.LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL lucky you she's not suspicious youre having a cyberaffair or something LOL Cheerio LOL |
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Re: [hammond_zone] Trek II Percussion in Pedals?
Chris Clifton
Hi Dave,
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I guess you could switch the signal and keying connections to the pedals if you wanted to. One difficulty that I can see is that the harmonics on the B-3 pedals share buss-bars in the pedals, I expect the C-2 will be the same. The fundamental and 3rd share, 2nd and 4th, 6th and 8th, 10th and 12th. Whether this would be a problem or not depends on what you're trying to achieve. Does the Trek percussion borrow one set of contacts for keying? If it does you will lose two harmonics if you use it on the pedals. Chris Clifton There is a theory which states that if anyone discovers exactly what the Universe is for and why it is here, it will instantly disappear and be replaced by something even more bizarre and inexplicable. Douglas Adams ----- Original Message -----
From: "Dave Merrick" <dave@...> To: <hammond_zone@...> Sent: Monday, April 15, 2002 10:55 PM Subject: [hammond_zone] Trek II Percussion in Pedals? I'm using a trek II Percussion unit on my C-2need to install another percussion unit?
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Re: [hammond_zone] Evenin' all...
Chris Clifton
Hi,
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The jack on the front is headphones, it's a standard fitting. As you suspect the one on the back is a later addition and could be a line out or a line in. Depends what the original owner wanted. Line in sockets were often fitted for use with rhythm unit accessories or synthesiser/electric piano type keyboards. Chris Clifton There is a theory which states that if anyone discovers exactly what the Universe is for and why it is here, it will instantly disappear and be replaced by something even more bizarre and inexplicable. Douglas Adams ----- Original Message -----
From: "Bruce Doswell" <hammond@...> To: <hammond_zone@...> Sent: Monday, April 15, 2002 10:42 PM Subject: RE: [hammond_zone] Evenin' all... Much obliged, and cheers to all for the warm welcome!instrument, Ithe T200 was the basic model the top of the range being the T500 series. tohave an M102 as well, and as you have probably guessed... it has the same X5.being older). The rest of my Hammond family consists of an L122 and an Also a collection of Leslies... 120, 125, 145, 760. --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (). Version: 6.0.345 / Virus Database: 193 - Release Date: 09/04/02 |
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ANY SUGGESTIONS
Hi to everyone, My name is jim and have just joined this group, I dont play
the organ my self but my daughter does, However i have just purchased an aurora classic late 70s early 80s , I did not know what it was ,I just liked the look of it, At present that is all it is because it does not actually work, (problem) when switched on it just emits a buzzing sound and nothing else. I have spoken to darren brown who gave me a considerable amount of valuable info, But i am still open to suggestions and would welcome any input. I will be picking it up this saturday (550 mile round trip, the family think i am mad, i probably am, They think it is scrap, so i need to prove the sceptics wrong, Many thanks, Jim: |
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Re: [hammond_zone] Trek II Percussion in Pedals?
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Just a question here, how do you like the trek II on the C2. I have an opportunity to get a B2 and I'm wondering how close it would be to the B3 sound. Dan S. -----Original Message-----
From: Dave Merrick [mailto:dave@...] Sent: April 15, 2002 3:55 PM To: hammond_zone@... Subject: [hammond_zone] Trek II Percussion in Pedals? I'm using a trek II Percussion unit on my C-2 Is there a way to tap off the current unit to use it on the pedals or do I need to install another percussion unit? Thanks -Dave Yahoo! Groups Sponsor ADVERTISEMENT < 032009:HM/A=1042587/R=0/* 0849&siteid=39282504&bfpage=account> < pmail/S=1705032009:HM/A=1042587/rand=432014608> Visit The Hammond Zone To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to: hammond_zone-unsubscribe@... Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to the Yahoo! Terms of Service <> . |
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Re: [hammond_zone] top ten prog rock on E4 (UK only)
Ken & Dianne Godfrey
"Progressive Rock"
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Re: [hammond_zone] Small Minds
Nice little rant there Bobby,
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That's it, be creative and positive, I am a firm believer that emotion comes through and if it moves you, it don't really matter what it is. -----Original Message-----
From: zakemo@... [mailto:zakemo@...] Sent: April 15, 2002 4:13 PM To: hammond_zone@... Subject: Re: [hammond_zone] Small Minds There are no more Beatles. There are still Rolling Stones. There is still AC/DC. There is no more Hocus pocus.(Thank God!) What's your rationalization on that? Please keep all the references to "IMHO" out of this. I have yet to see a "HUMBLE" opinion come out of some of the most prolific of the emailer(s). A lot of pompous talk comes out of this Zone and as much as I love the Zone, it irritates me to no end the innuendoes that some braggarts throw around. Off course this is only "IMHO." And... The term "Adult" I use has nothing to do with chronological age. I was referring to the hearts and attitude age. I've heard more real music coming sincerely out of a guy sitting on the street playing his feelings than all those "Prog" groups and their gizmo's. Bottom line is "Labels belong on soup cans. The youth today are not as lame as you make them out to be. How 'bout Johnny Lang? I really wish the pompous folks in the Zone here would stay a bit more open and let a musician feel free enough to experiment. Water seeks it's own level and so will the musicians behind us if we give them chance to do so without putting a "Your Wrecking our music.. boo hoo! The bottom line is, what do you think Bach would have produced had he had access to the electronics we have today? My guess people would have complained that "That Punk" is ruining our safe and secure music we have today? PHF Bob Yahoo! Groups Sponsor ADVERTISEMENT < 032009:HM/A=1042587/R=0/* 0849&siteid=39282504&bfpage=account> < pmail/S=1705032009:HM/A=1042587/rand=374933434> Visit The Hammond Zone To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to: hammond_zone-unsubscribe@... Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to the Yahoo! Terms of Service <> . |
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Re: [hammond_zone] Evenin' all...
Much obliged, and cheers to all for the warm welcome!
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One more question while I think of it - in the top right corner of the T202 front speaker cloth is a 1/4-inch jack socket, there's also one on the hardboard back panel (this one looks like it might have been added later). Neither is mentioned in the manual as far as I can see, but the pics in the PDF manual are pretty lousy. I'm kind of assuming the front one may be a headphone jack, the rear maybe a line-out. Am I close to the truth or risking life, soul and tonewheels?! Cheers, The Norwegian Blue... Welcome Bruce, (chuckles to self) |
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