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Thank you Scott and Cliff for the expert diagnosis and recommendations on zinc dendrites fouling my percussion. A 24V zap cleared up the problem. I first manually disassembled and cleaned the switch

Yes, I'm aware of the fiddling that was done after, but that was supposed to be kept totally secret. I was at the Bimbo's show.

No, There was a lot of organ replacement in that album because it was live at Bimbos. A lot of Joey D's performance was replaced here at the studio in Phoenix. Thanks for the inquiry, Tim H

That B-3 on "Incredible" belonged to Steve Blair, right?? Did you acquire it from his estate?

Hi one and all, I have a B3 with 122 Leslie that is for sale. This particular B3 has been recorded by Joey DeFrancesco many times and sounds GREAT! (albums include "Singin and Swingin" "40" "Joey and

The footswitch jack was loose and occasionally tip or ring would touch the metal case. Playing barefoot you could feel the 12 volts through the resistor. We insulated the inside of your switchbox and

The footswitch jack was loose and occasionally tip or ring would touch the metal case. Playing barefoot you could feel the 12 volts through the resistor. We insulated the inside of your switchbox and

I should add that in the UK since at least the early 1980s, the use of multicore cables with both 240V mains and ELV (+/- 50V to earth-including AC signal) cores in the same outer has been strictly

Chris - A super big thank you for the information you provided.? Really appreciate your time in putting that together for me.? A shopping I will go at some time in the future. Stay home an stay

I don't know the original specification of these cables, but I can give you some pointers to selecting suitable calbles. There are differences between 6, 9, and 11 pin cables, so I'll deal with each

Greetings - Does anyone know what gauge wiring is/was used in the OEM Hammond Organ cables for Leslie and tone cabinets?? Are the voice channels the same gauge as the line voltage? Your input would

That's exactly what it is Mike. I have half a dozen of these kicking around - Chris' description in his first paragraph is right, it's the step-down for the relay voltage and can't be adapted for use

Looks like a step down transformer to run USA motors on voltages across the pond. USA has 5 amp fuses.Mike

I believe that some UK 147's had 117 volt speed switching relays, although the Leslie had a 240 volt mains transformer. These Leslies needed a connector kit with a small transformer to step the 240

Hi Chris and Guys, Ive found a fitting kit which is a 037655 kit. Info ive found says its a 147 kit ,but this one has a transformer on the side that the photos of this kit ive found do not have. Do

Howdy - Yeah I've seen the Series 10 on line but that 10 was a two channel system and the Series 12 for the X-66 is four channel. Appreciate your input.

As the series 12 cabinet uses the same 7 pin connector as the series 10 cabinet, with mains and ground on the same pins. I would hazard a guess that the internal circuits of the two types of cabinet

That's a good start.? Thank you for the info but would still like a schematic also if anyone has one. Again, thanks.

http://www.captain-foldback.com/Leslie_sub/pinouts.htm The Info is here compiled by Harvey Olsen.

Wow. I wouldn't have guessed that adding a grounding pin could be problematic. I'll ask the Booker guys what they think. That's probably why it's two-prong in the first place. Thanks for the advice.