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First of all I'd like to say hello to all the members of the list: been reading for some time but this is my first mailing. I recently bought a C-3 which is not perfect but is in any case w o n d e r

kcbass11@... writes: There was a good bit of talk about this on another list when it was current. Jimmy Foster is a good organist. The learning tapes is a neat idea conjured up by Dennis Turner.

What seems strange to me is that all players always talk about drawbar settings but the right drawbar settings often don't give you the sound you're seeking. One drawbar setting can be made to sound

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I don't know if anyone on this list is into Ska/reggae music, but if so, what are good drawbar settings for that, things like Liquidator etc? Cheers Gaz

Hi everyone, dont suppose anybody can help me to find the drawbar settings for Stevie Winwoods classic Gimme Some Lovin. I have tried and tried to get the sound on my XB1 but still cant quite get the

"Jonathan Lafarge" <tatane79@...> writes: Hmm. Sounds a bit odd. What is it about the vibrato that doesn't work? The organ has several white rocker switches for vibrato, correct? When you

Hello ! I've stolen my uncle's old M-3 and made it repaired (in fact, it only needed oil...). Eventually, I have my Hammond at home ! Wow ! Everything works well, but (there is always a but) the

I just acquired a Hammond 9995 . It is missing (2) plastic keys. Where would I purchase replacements? I would also like to find a manual for the system. Can anyone help me ? Mick K.

Recently someone expressed they wanted pictures of the X66 for A Hammond Museum they were forming in the UK. Please contact me as I can send you pictures of my X66. jls516@...

Forgot to include... Dave McCracken <david_mccracken@...> writes: <gotta remove the music desk first.> ________________________________________________________________ GET INTERNET ACCESS FROM

hpage@... writes: The metal things are referred to as key channels. You need 2 key channels? Best bet is find a buddy with a parts M3. That is what I have done. Pick up a spinet for cheap

I have a chopped B-3 and need two of the metal pieces that attach to the organs keys with screws (2). Then they are screwed into the back of the keyboard frame with one screw each. This is for the

I've seen posts stating that the RCA jack on a Hammond M3's volume pedal box can be used as an output. While this jack works great as an input (its intended purpose), it causes a serious hum in the

Today I took delivery on my Hammond B-3 chop. What a sound. I am running it through the 122 leslie that came with it. While I was cleaning it up I removed the metal face plate between the upper and

Just purchased a A-100 in good condition. It has been setting up, not being used hardly at all. The only thing is there is dust, dust, dust. What is the best thing to do to clean this thing? The keys

Dave, that's a very interesting script. And thanks. Well Dave, I take it to gigs. At home I play it with a Fatar controller and pedal board through Midiman soundcard and Mackie HR824 speakers. Sounds

"Ron Newman" <ron.newman2@...> writes: There's something different about the Hammond sound, it's not a pure sine wave. And that is the only reason in 20+ years of trying to emulate the

great,i love it ,finally somebody else being as crazy like me.but i have a new gadget on my C3. its a beltpack wahwah,designed for guitarplayers to enable them to play wahwah while they walk around on

I have to say also that the Hammond Expression Pedal is well worth the money. I asked my tech about the big difference and he went on about how volume pedals just screw with the loudness and softness