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I was talking about toasting the Jensen V-21 treble driver that is stock in the dual rotor Leslies. You wont be able to overdrive the Leslie at house volume, the Leslie has to be close to maximum

LOL that what happens to you when yo work in a top ten semiconductor company constantly fighting back hordes of engineers in far too many impromptu meetings. After a while you simply dont beat around

Some organs have louder keyclick than others. A Leslie will definatley bring out more keyclick than the internal speakers or a tone cab. The Hammond speakers do not reproduce the same high frequencies

Well YES, I am cheap. Only because everytime I spend a lot of money on something, I find the same item for way cheaper a little while later. Now I just wait for the deals. Loves a good bargain, Ronnie

Happy birthday and many happy returns.. Laddie

You are really doing great on this. There may be other option that would not violate patents and still "slip in the slot" Let's wait until you see how large the patent problem really is. Laddie

No I dont know where they are, I read this on another Hammond mailing list, It was posted by a well known Hammond dealer in the States. Ronnie.

Hello you all, Today's my birthday. From this day on I am officially an adult(that's right 21). My parents gave my Live in Japan - Deep Purple and Abraxis - Santana. So there'll be a lot of Hammond

Hi Laddie, The attack characteristic or "key click" of the Hammond organ has long been part of the Hammond sound loved by jazz and rock players. It's most prominent when played through a Leslie on

Wow, thats one clean instrument..thanks for sharing them! Darren

Brian There is a website about this on the net punch in L-100 and you should come across it.It is an extensive modification but it does sound good.You can also drop in an upper manual in the lower

Wanna see my 1959 B-3. Go to Photos-section Album: Killer B Greatings from Germany

well Gandert, the G-100 comes with 4 cabinets. Three treble cabinets (each containing 4 12-inch speakers), and one bass cabinet (containing a 15-inch speaker)

Hi Zoners, I have a sale pending on my C-3 to Chicago, IL. The buyer is also like to purchase locally a Leslie, preferably a 122 or 147. Any opinions on where I should send him? Thanks, Raul

My L-100 definitely has one "HELL" of a key click. Especially if run with out a leslie or some type of animation. Jimmy

Yes Yes please forgive me for bringing that up what was I thinking?

Classical organ?pipes?Leslie HMMM.........drool slobber

Have you ever tried to rebuild a piece of Victorian furniture from new parts? I thought not,reissue parts are really handy for that,they are also usually better made and drier so they don't warp as

Ron, I have a L100. But why will the treble triver 'toast'? I understand I you put everything on full volume things go wrong. But it should be possible to make my l100 overdrive and set my leslie at

Carlo, $10.000 would nearly cover the hammond G100, I presume? But what cabinets are you using next to the leslie ? Gandert