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For you guys that live in the U.K. you might want to take a drive to London this Sunday evening as Joey Defrancesco is playing at the Jazz Cafe in Camden Town. See the gig guide for more details. I

In article <9ca397+4gdt@...>, scalaqna@... writes Take it from me (someone who fitted the Goff TWG cap kit). Leave well alone!!!! I fitted the kit to my '62 C3 a few years ago and

Hi Peter, and other gurus (a Hammond guru would possible be a Huru) My M101 has had a hum for some time and although I replaced the large electrolytics and the rectifier bottle (sorry tube) I still

Dear Peter, I have enjoyed the dialogue you are having with scalaqna. I have a very special attraction for those M3 Spìnets. Although I own a A-105 Console, a L111 Spinet and a XB2 Hammond Suzuki,

Hey there Brian, et al, I'll snip a lot out of this, as you and I seem to be the talkers in this bunch so far, and I don't want to bore the rest to tears. And This one won't be brief on it's own

Being new to the world of the hammond, I'm not exactly sure which model I've got, but this is what I think it is: Hammond L (100? Not sure, but it is a spinnet) Leslie 247 (although rummaging

Enter your vote today! A new poll has been created for the hammond_zone group: What type of Hammond Organ do you own? o M-3 o M-2 o M o M-100 series o B-3 o B-2 o B o A

Hi Peter- I am going to finish what I started writing the other day, this time hopefully uninterrupted ;) This is what I wrote the other day, and I'll just pick up where I left off.. Thank you so

Hi all I'm looking for an output transformer for an A100 please. Does any one know of a source of supply in the UK I am an engineer in South Wales and I'm having a problem finding

Gren and all, Here's a good description for the fold back procedure: http://www.sympac.com.au/~retrojet/foldback.htm later, pda

Many thanks Peter <snip> I am quite happy to get in there with a soldering iron .. Where can I get some details of doing a 'foldback' mod ? I have a workshop manual for the M Your information was

Gren, again, There's a ton of stuff out there. ya just have to look. For starters, Rufus has quite a few solos and other hammond organ things on his site, starting with this

Yo Gren. I have both types. The differences are 2-fold: 1. In the distribution number of working tonewheels. The Consoles have 96 tonewheels, of which 91 actually do something, the other 5 are

I believe it is just a matter of time before this MP3 idea will happen as more people get on the net. I know there are some wonderful players out there but they are a long way from getting material to

Very interesting mail .. so does anyone have knowledge on how different the M100 tonewheels differ from the B3 ? I know the B3 has more harmonics than the M100 series but by how much ..? I would love

Just a thought here but with so many organists I am amazed with the lack of music. I wonder if it is not time for someone to start a Hammond MP3 source .. whether that be a web site or just plain

Thanks a lot Darren, now I can enjoy my email digest every day, how cool! Regards Marc.

Good evening Brian... scalaqna@... wrote: Nope. I've got an M-3. Love it. A 1955 that I bought for parts, but Unless I Absolutely Have To, I'll never tear this thing apart to fix

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I seem to be the only person here with a spinet. I own a 1958 Hammond M-3 and a Leslie 825. Not a bad little setup for $300. What do you know.. A Baby B-3... My question is, after pulling a