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Have you tried the Native Instrument's B4? I'd be interested to know what Hammond owners think of it. I think it's extremely good. Ron.

I think this is normal, something called foldback. Go to www.theatreorgans.com for a more detailed explanation.

I've noticed that the 16' and 8' drawbars on my B4 (Native Instruments) seem to be a pure sine waves but they have various other lower octaves mixed in with each note. Different notes have different

During time I have had and played many different Hammond organs. Each and every one of them having its very own personallity. Everybody talks about the B3 as being the ultimate Hammond, but I am not

Hi everybody, Last week I did a recording in a small private studio in my neighbourhood... As a dedicated Hammond player a was surprised because of the Hammond¨PortaB standing there, together with

If the Drawbar sound of the 16? by playing note by note down the keyboard in the lower keyboard start to repeat itself from the above octave, then you are onto the foldback issue. This is normal, and

Dear Lars, I don`t think Hammond will ever die. Its sound fits in too many places for it to ever be replaced. I`m a newbie to keyboards but I can tell a clone from the real thing even when I can`t

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I'm interested too. What is 4000 dkr?

Boy does this sound like my place. You must keep those women happy. sam

Marc and all: Your story reminds me of the first Hammond I got was a C-3 and I was living in and upstairs apartment. I just about drove the lady under me batty. I ended up selling the organ when I got

I too like hearing about the B3 and C3. It is nice to hear of someones love of these wonderful pieces like Mr Lange's . You can tell he has a special love for these organs. Sam

It is understandable that we all love the old Hammonds and what goes with them. For me Hammond is more than just having and playing an organ, it has become a lifestyle. I do no longer have to play the

As fare as I can see the 4000,- is something like 470,- USD -----Oprindelig meddelelse----- Fra: cunitflon@... <cunitflon@...> Til: hammond_zone@... <hammond_zone@...>

I know only to well the attitude of you wife. Though I am at no time to complain about my private situation, being surrounded by Hammonds, I only know to well that it is rare to find somebody who

I have checked and found that I have a couple of B-200, all without the original bench. I assume that the bench was never sold in our country! I have equally checked the condition of the first one and

I???ll pray for you that your wife may change her mind. Playing a hammond is a love affair. Nothing to do about it. Best wishes; Peter http://www.bluestar.de

Hello Jimmy!! Thank you for this nice post. You are really in love with the hammond. As we are. Elisabeth plays it as I???m a guitarist, but I maintain it. We used to carry it to gigs, along with

I do assume you mean XB-2 - and of those manuals I have plenty. We did unpack the original English versions, and put in some national once, I made by the way. Of course I kept the originals, so no

In article <3B0F928D.3C7BADFA@...>, Jimmy Lange <jlange@...> writes I (and 2 other people!) carried 2 C3s and a 145 and a142 down into my cellar 18 months ago and that is where