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It's an interesting thing but "Old Time Radio" 1930's & 1940's was pretty good stuff. It chalanged your imagination. Contemporary Broadcasting of any kind, ie. TV or Radio, has not learned this

Raul I think you mentioned that there is a difference in sound with the BV and B3 and a few others... like there are more tonewheels or something or a difference in frequencies. Can you elaborate? If

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There are other people hosting free email group services, http://www.smartgroups.com/ for one. As long as there are other services Yahoo! will never get away with it, people will just go elsewhere.

Raul de Jalapeno wrote: The B3/22H I have was full of mold among other things from sitting unused in a very moldy little country church for years. Got it for $450, non working. Put 2K or so into it

Not such a thing as "too much Hammond". You are bringing up the kids right! Linda Raul de Jalapeno wrote:

Well said, Robbie! My six year old girl would much rather do things with Mom and I than watch TV. Last night, yanked apart the drawbars on my CV and she wouldn't sit still untill she got to take out

Linda, it's amazing what abuse these things can take sometime. My CV had been sitting in an unheated, open garage for years. the side of the cabinet facing the open door was bleached grey. With a

Hank Marr told me a story about one of his B3s getting a "shower" from a park sprinkler that came on at its regularly programmed time (when it was supposed to be disengaged for the duration of this

Hmmm....boo-boo, here. i ment the CV/Leslie would represent the higher end at the $2,000 you stated. Sorry. I agree, but is you CV a full B-3 in another cabinet? There is a CV with a 760 currently on

Robbi: Did you buy this thing yet or are you looking? Do you live in the area? Raul

Laddie: Absolutely, no on the full B-3. However, pick through the pros and cons, here. First the pros: Start with the Tone Generator. The BV/B-2 series has the complex tone generator with the extra

"kfrick_1999" <kfrick@...> wrote: That would be the standard way to do it (hook up both a PR and a Leslie, that is.) (You don't get reverbe switching that way though.)

Here you go Laddie. http://groups.yahoo.com/group/hammond_zone/ Ron Bell.

Hi George, I agree with yop that these organs are precious, but not because the dont't make them anymore. They are precious to us because we like them. There is always plenty of Hammonds out there for

Not all Hammonds are B-3's, but they are still Hammonds ;)

Hi Laddie. Depends who and where you are, and whether you are buying from a dealer or privatley. $1000.00 American seems like alot to me but might be normal for your location. Anyone know what Leslies

You wont have to swich them. The 6 to 6 cable will go from the kit to the Leslie, you don't even use the 5 pin out on the AO-39. The organ connects to the kit though the socket labled console, how

I agree, but is you CV a full B-3 in another cabinet? There is a CV with a 760 currently on e-bay at $2000.00 Is that a good number???

The group could set up their own e-mail system.. maybe that would do it. I would cost a few dollars and I do mean like under $100.00 It would have its own URL and ISP number. And the usual URL