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Thanks for your help Mike. I now at least have peace of mind. I will replace the plug as soon as i procure one.

Thanks Steve. I greatly appreciate.

Hi Nick There is no danger from shock with a 11pin. There is no ac voltage in it. If you have trouble getting the part. Contact me private. Would be glad to help you out Shayes Steven Hayes Sr

Nick; No matter which way you attempt a fix, you still have to remove the amp. Which pin is dislodged. I have performed a tempoary repair using 2 part epoxy, but it is best to replace the plug. pins

Hi Eric, Sounds like the C3 you tried could stand to be serviced or, could be that you were not given the benefit of a good accoustical surrounding in which to try it. There is also the possibility

G,day Hammond lovers everywhere. I have a problem with my 860. One of the 11 pins is broken. It has not dislodged, but is hanging precariously like a flag in the breeze, thus making it difficult to

Laddie, The reverb control kit for the *RV Leslies is a switch, you have a choice of off, medium or full. The full level is set by the control on the RV amp. Chris Clifton There is a theory which

Hi Zooners, I tried yesterday an C3 in a music shop. With a L122 leslie. Believe me or not, my M101+122 sound really better! Organs are all differents... try before buy. And if you are like me, out of

about the 120 Leslie I have two of them on my L-100 and for the playing I do am completly satis fied with them. The L puts out about 15 watts and pushes 2-12s right well.The room it is in has very

I don't know......I think maybe you're excited or somethin' :) :). I'm very happy fpr you, Ken. The amp in your C-40 is very similar to the one in George's DXR-40. You are experiencing the warm sound

Jeff and Chris, Thanks for your specific suggestions. I will try them and let you know when I make progress. I had to smile Jeff, when you also said, "Just play the organ...." as I had a free day

Thanks Chris. Is the control rotary? When you mention half-moon switches, my minds eye sees, on/off levers. I guess that Leslie did not indend to have the speakers mover around? Come to think of it,

Totally agreed... The Zone friends and my "new" Hammond are my respite (Mom loves the Hammond, too- isn't too crazy about the computer except for getting the Hammond to work). They are 86 & 87, and

Hi Frank, You've got the right idea, try each key on each drawbar. Keys that don't play first time but play after a couple of tries are not usually a great problem, just dirty contacts, you may well

3 months ago I picked up the CD RED HOT HAMMOND. I like it. Dose anybody have a recomendation of other titles like this one. I also picked up a hammond christmas. I did not like this one. Too much of

Doug wrote: the In that case, I think I would replace the 5-pin connector on the AO39 with a 6-pin one, and use that. Just be sure you LABEL this connector, "Leslie 147 ONLY"! You can buy the 6147 kit

Hi Dennis, As the problem is intermittent and random, I would guess the problem is dirty key contacts. Check out your key contacts by playing all the keys one at a time with just one drawbar out,

Ok, I'm going to look at what will be my 1st tonewheel in the next couple of days. An M-143, with a Leslie 120. (I know, the leslie is unamplified and nearly worthless, but will probably be the

Dennis Westbrook said: Yes, it is dirty key contacts which are causing your troubles. The easy fix is just to play the organ. Hit the the hesitant keys with a rapid series of staccatos --- that

Help! I've had my A100 just a couple of months and I have noticed that a few keys above middle C in the upper manual (not always the same ones) have begun not to respond when first depressed or