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It's an individual piece of resistance wire from each contact to the manual terminal strip. As well as setting the level of sound produced by each key at each drawbar, the resistance acts to isolate

Hi Uwe, no, it is the way you describe it in the first place: individual resistance wires from the terminal strip to each individual contact. Otherwise it would result in a terrible mess when the

Hello @ all, does anyone know per chance how the manual contacts of a C-2 are wired internally? Is there an individual peace of resistance wire from each contact point to the related terminal, or is

I have a 1968 X77 that has a high pitch coming from the speaker. WHen I engage volume soft it diminishes 70% but is still slightly present. Has me totally baffled. Otherwise is sounds very good

My Leslie hums too. But if the organ switch is on organ only there is no hum. So it's not the Leslie but the organ. It's a little old. 1969...? I can live with it... Ali

Oh - if the customer wants 147 switching everywhere........ just do that! But remember that the front end of a 147 amp is unbalanced, and the front end of a 122 amp is balanced .... to do this

Thank you Wes,The customer originally wanted all his gear interchangable,and all his other equipment is 147. I should have known better,shame on me ! But I will study and see if we can do it either

Alternatively, a Trek-II EIS relay ties in to the 6.3V lines, the audio lines, and the motor outlets... making it very easy to simply replace everything that affects switching but still stay working

Thank you Chris, and I promise to never get involved like this ever again !? I will report my findings as time allows.Regards

Probably the best way to do this is to ditch the DC controlled speed switching components in the 22H and effectively make it a 22W (if there ever was such a thing). You'll need a relay with a mains

I've had to put this project aside due to a large influx of other work but where I last left it I disconnected everything and started over and so now had audio and can't find the correct wiring to get

There would be more to it than just moving wires around on the 6-pin plug. The two problems are; 1) converting the amp from balanced input to unbalanced, and 2) converting the speed switching from DC

Is it safe to assume the H22 won't likely work with a Leslie preamp pedal by rewiring the pins to match the pedal?

Seems that everything about this may not be standard. A stock 147 has a switch next to the volume control marked "Console load" with three positions, "Open", "16 ohm" and 8 Ohm". In a normal

As for the load resistor Chris advised,the working amp doesn't seem to have one,just wanted to point that out.Regards,John

This H-112 came to me from friend who passed away. He got it from a church somewhere outside of Ottawa. There's a broken key (2nd G above middle C) but otherwise it seems in decent condition. Comes

And the saga continues;I added the resistor and there was no change.? ?I connected the amp to a test speaker after the rebuild and the noise floor was incredibly low and signal was robust . The 1147

This organ is no longer available.? It's got a new home.? Thx.

Greetings Everyone - I've had an X-66 that has needed a new home for sometime.? Problem is no one wants to ship the 545 pound beast.? So I think it might be best to see if anyone needs parts for an

I just sent an email to a player in Quebec city. Will let you know if I here anything Brock [email protected]> wrote: -- Brock Gillis Hammond B3 GUNN Blues Band