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Hey, don't get me wrong, I'm glad I got rid of my distorsion problem, but now I'd like to control the rate of distorsion!! Bye Marc.

I was wondering why you were considering a copy when Hammond have such a full product range? the XB1 or XK2, or even the XM1? The XB2 was great but its showing its age a little now...especially the

I was wondering why you were considering a copy when Hammond have such a full product range? the XB1 or XK2, or even the XM1? The XB2 was great but its showing its age a little now...especially the

Same question for me, is it possible to distort a B3 without a distorsion pedal ? Is it safe for the organ to do that kind of thing ? Cheers Marc.

If anyone in the group is interested in buying a Motion Sound KBR 3D, I am going to sell mine. I am not having any problems with the amp. Send me an e-mail if you want some information regarding the

bout the solton relay click. Of course mine did it too. but I solved that problem. It's not a very easy job. You have to be very precise. Here's what I did: At both the ends of the relay bar I put

Hi there, Is there anyway to distort an L100 with the internal tubes. I know I always kan us a distortion pedal, but power tubes distort much more beautiful. i got a feeling the signal is damped

bout the solton relay click. Of course mine did it too. but I solved that problem. It's not a very easy job. You have to be very precise. Here's what I did: At both the ends of the relay bar I put

Hi Marc, thanks for your help, but with this information, my father might fix the problem I guess... Back in his early days, he used to play keyboards in a band, and he was the one running around with

Hey Wim, Yes, organs from nothern america need a little modification to play in tune. As you said, you have to convert your 60 Hz clock motor into 50Hz. A little while ago I had a french Hammond tech

Hi everybody, A year ago I bought a Hammond M series. Its one of the first series of it, made in the USA. Here is how I found out. When I played it, it seemed to me that the pitch was not correct. Now

Oops I forgot a little detail: when you have don't hear the ground noise anymore during the contact, solder a wire between those two parts... Then you're done... I did it with my organ, and it still

Hi Gandert, You say you have the Solton T150... I have one like that too. A year ago I changed the amp for a tube amp, but the original amp sounded ok (for a solid state) but it had a lot more treble

Hi there, I recently entered the world of Hammond. I bought a L122. I like it so far. It's not the best hammond, but at least it's real. I bought a Solton Leslie too. it looks not as beautiful as a

Hey, I've finally come to the conclusion that Peter is right : I can get the Leslie standing as close as I want to the organ but NOT close to the left side. As bluesB3 did, I thought I should stretch

"Darren T. Brown" wrote: Jogged. and duly noted. Thanks Darren! The Mod is to move the leslie over to the right side. Or. wrap the organ in Mu_metal. (A rather leadlike sheet material that shields

Nota bene - The Matching transformer is mounted to the far upper left inside the console, from the players view. It is *very* sensitive to outside fields, most notably the slow motor from a leslie

hang on a sec..this is ringing bells....i seem to remember somewhere about a mod to stop the leslie and the hammond creating interferance if they are too close together. have to do some memory jogging

question?--- when you have the leslie just a few inches from the organ -to store the excess leslie cord- did you wrap it tight around and around itself--- sometimes this can cause a humming

Thanx for the tips everyone, I'll let you know what happens with the whole "input phono" thing. By the way, the distorsion problem seems to be fine right know, I haven't done anything yet but now it's