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In a recent post that which is below is stated. WAIT A SECOND. Who said that is not what a church should sound like??? THe Hammond organ is the only church organ to have. I take it you have never been

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In a recent post that which is below is stated. WAIT A SECOND. Who said that is not what a church should sound like??? THe Hammond organ is the only church organ to have. I take it you have never been

Welcome to the group!!!! Congratulations on your Hammond acquisition. Where are you located and what type of power do ya have? 240v 50htz, 120v 60 htz? The tone generator is run by a synchronous

I am new to th entire Hammond scene, but as a dedicated novice pianist, I found it hard to resist a very nice condition M3 with Leslie 45 for $200. Now I'm dividing my time between trying to learn

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I think my (2nd) favorite model is the "concert" model (RT-3), because of the AGO pedalboard, and the solo pedal unit. I played a concert on one of these, and it was a great success. We had to rent a

It is manditory reading for everyone, and there will be a test to follow;) Ron. "Raul de Jalapeno" wrote:

there are many organists whose churches have Hammond organs, and while the Hammond 'sound' is great, it's not exactly what a church organ should sound like, especially if you're trying to play

I'd love to get into a discussion about Allen organs (and others), but this is a Hammond list, so I'll bite my tongue................ carlo

Ron...what is that....it's....it's....just WHAT is it?? Raul

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--- In hammond_zone@y..., "Laddie Williams made in February of 1946 and they made the last one You are mixing the dates of the model G with the G-100. The model G was basicly a D with different wood

Allens made after they went 'digital' sound great. Even the older analog models have a pretty good sound. The ones with more than one computer are great! carlo