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4200.00, I bought one then!! without the leslie

Here is the instructions, http://theatreorgans.com/hammond/faq/hammond-faq_toc.html#TOC16 If you overdrive your Leslie too much you will fry the treble driver, distortion causes heat=fried voice

I'm pretty sure my G-100 doesn't work the same way as other Hammonds do, with their drawbars. I mean, my reeds sound like reeds. The strings sound like strings. The celestes sound like celestes, and

this Leslie 147 must be a custom-built one, because the back panel looks like the other 3 sides, with the slits, so the sound comes out from all 4 sides. The technician said this is great if you want

It sounds like you need a new switch, If you want slow for the time being(you will not be able to switch speeds), plug the fast moters into the slow sockets. Cheers' Ronnie

Carlo, You are one lucky ba.....d!! Here in Holland leslies are very hard to get. Once in a while I see one for sale, for a rediculous amount of money. That box +switches is probable worth something

whatever the list was I'll give 10% more. that or an even swap with my Yamaha DX7 which I have never taken out of the box.

Thanks Chris! When the technician was here this morning, he hooked up the Leslie, gave the organ a complete check-up, and he lowered that stop down an octave. I really didn't need an 8-foot trompette

Hello, Nick. The 122 supplies a dc voltage which the leslie kit (through those half-moon switches) fires back down the audio line. All you need do is put a switch into that line and you can control

THIMC, In regard to finding a "True Collector;" I think most of us are already here. How many out there can afford what may become in Hammond circles the future famous "Pig in a Poke." This Hammond

want that slippery feeling to the keys after you clean em' off? Try a small dab of Turtlewax 2001 on a piece of cheese cloth and go over your keys. Trust me, that ol' M3 of mine even though it sits in

Unfortunately, my wife is a professional pastry chef, and gets up very very early in the morning, which means she goes to bed very very early. My L-100 won't go that far down, so I play a bass

ThaT IS ONE AWESOME SOUNDING lESLIE GOOD LUCK DUDE _________________________________________________________________ MSN Photos is the easiest way to share and print your photos:

I checked the patent office, all the original patents are still valid, There are scans of all the original patents! To view them go to the bookmarks section. The most interesting one is Patent number

Hi Ken, I promise that you have not been forgotten. I came down with a full blown case of flu this past Sunday evening and it realay put me down. This is the first I have even been online and this

Seems like your relay may have give up in the Leslie, if this happens you will find that it will not slow down at all. My 125 and 145 have the same problem, haven't got around to fixing it yet. There

Raul says the crosstalk problem is from all the wiring and open outputs Iam sure he knows better than me.No sarcasim intended.I am still an electronics neophyte. The Old Guy

Carlo, You are one lucky ba.....d!! Here in Holland leslies are very hard to get. Once in a while I see one for sale, for a rediculous amount of money. That box +switches is probable worth something

Laddie, Moral support ans all ideas are welcome! As I've said this will take awhile, but it will be fun. I'm in Durango, Colorado in the SW corner of the state. My regular address is

Thanks, Daz. I was always wondering who these guys were. In my church, we had a couple female organists that would litterally "stomp" on that gas pedal and create such distortion you couldn't hear the