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Welcome Carlo, It is good to see another Canuck among us :) Ron Bell, Victoria B.C.

The reports from the Hammond experts who attended the N.A.M.M. are all good. I have not heard one bad thing about it. Joey DeFrancesco is playing a couple of gigs with the prototype, he also did a

my G-100 has a "Trompette 8" in the pedal division, and I've played another one that had a "Bombarde 16" instead. What's the story with that? Are all G-100's not the same? carlo

The E-100 is kind of a console version of an M-100/L-100. It has different percussion voices and no second or third perc. The pedals are monophonic so you can only play one at a time, it has the

Now, why didn't I think of that. This new B3 could be really something. But, as I think about the generator being a digital production of the original B3 sound, I can only imagine that they are using

Hi I saw someone who was selling a hammond E100. I myself have a L100. But I was wondering, in what way do these two organs differ from each other. Will it be worth buying the E100 for 1000 dollars?

bottomline@... writes: In the USA, no. If you shop around and bide your time, you can get an A-100 for $900-1500 or so. I think Speakeasy Vintage Music had them fully refurbished starting at $2000.

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I'm new to this group. My name is Carlo Pietroniro. I'm 31, and live in Montreal. I'm the proud owner of a G-100 (actually, it's a G-162), serial number 106. I got it from a church a few years ago. I

Gorizia is near Trieste in the north-east of Italy... Peace, Roger ---------- Initial Header ----------- From : jlc7184@... To : hammond_zone@... Cc : Date : Wed, 27 Feb 2002 21:01:30

Welcome, and greetings from Detroit, Mi. How old is that G Model of yours? Is it a spinet, or full size console? Jimmy

Welcome Welcome Welcome Carlo to this merry band of hammond junkies !!!!! Jeff

Thanks Roger i'll have to look that up on the atlas.I always interested where people are from. jeff

Hey ther Ron, I was looking at the inside of the 26-1 and discovered that there is no wires going to the trem socket or the echo socket.I figure this is where the half moon switches plug in.I think

Hey Carlo! Greetings from Nebraska! I've always wanted to know somebody who had a G100 to see and hear whtat one is like. I'm a classically trained organist so have been very curious about what it

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Mike, as far as I understand the voltages on the ss relais that I can buy are selectable. Even the voltages I need! What is SPST? But are you saying that if the voltages are right I still won't be

I gave away a CV with an HR90 (?) tone cab to a guy who helped me move my A100 & Leslie, which I purchased for $800. So I'd say $900 for the stuff you're looking at is way out-of-line, especially if