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$18.00 for 4 oz seems kind of expensive, from B&H photo. $15.90 is a better price from BB Organ. Another source might be https://www.msorganparts.com/ Paul Tchoryk recently purchased most all of Jerry

And a corollary -- where to order Hammond oil? I see B&H and other places have a Hammond Suzuki product that says it is Hammond oil -- want to check with you peeps, since this looks very different

THANK YOU Chris!? I'm emailing the person, quoting your post, and suggesting they oil the Hammond. I really appreciate your expertise and willingness to advise here.? Gesine

You can't tune a Hammond. It's fixed speed. Ali

PS. As a corollary to Hammond tuning being locked to mains frequency, it is not possible to tune a Hammond to anything other than A = 440 without messing about with variable frequency power supplies.

A Hammond never needs tuning as such. The relative pitch of the individual tone wheels is set by the internal gearing of the tone wheel generator, and the overall pitch is set by the frequency of the

Hi hammond peeps, An acquaintance says his friend says he needs to tune his Hammond, and they wondered if they could do it using a tuning app of some sort. (we're very used to tuning harpsichords,

Hello...haven't posted here for awhile I local keyboard store in Salem Oregon called me to come and get a 1954 C-2 and PR40 cabinet. For free! I love C-2's....especially the smooth drawbar ones. And I

These have now gone.? Thanks for the interest. Best wishes Chris

Hello. I can collect the Leslie 130 tone cabinet on Tuesday/Wednesday. I can pay you ?25 cash (token payment). Please keep it for me?! Douglas/Klassic Keys GB. 07748 638201 wrote:

Hi I have a Leslie 130 speaker that I need to move on, as I'm moving house. If there are any forum members that would like this, I'm happy to pass it on for free. I'm near High Wycombe, Bucks, in the

Hi I have five Elkatone 610 rotary speakers, mostly with speed control units, in various states of repair.? Mostly working, most have issues (e.g. non rotating horn, or a speaker not working) but it

Thanks. I will not be using this. If anyone is interested let me know I will wait several days before I scrap it. Also I am going to remove the light that is under the keyboards. Pedal light I guess.

Yes, Don is correct. It is a transformer for a set of chimes. I can't tell the brand really, but it may well be from Mass Cathedral Chimes. The 6 pole socket is for the cable that goes to the control

thank you. Anyone interested in this? The primary wire insulation is crumbling so it will need to be fixed before using.

Yep, It’s for a Maas or Maas-Rowe Cathedral chimes set. Don Resor Sent from someone's iPhone

I believe that is the transformer for a Maas-Rowe chime system or similar. Seen them before...that or Deagan chimes...

The switch on the other side got me interested but the 6 pin on this side, huh???? any ideas? thanks -- Rich Reid 208-861-9263

This one has me stumped. A few years ago I bought a C3 with a PR 40 from a church. This transformer was mounted under the generator platform. There is also a light but that is separate. This was

And they all lived happily ever after! Glad it worked out. I have in the past replaced the linebox caps without removing the box, but I'm not sure if that made it any easier or quicker. When I had a