Hello, first thank you keeping this group going!
I have a Hammond 820 hybrid organ from the ‘80s.
The entire internal Leslie speaker is gone and a second regular speaker was put in it's place
It's still in playing condition thanks to an ingenious area technician.
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Some parts need to be replaced, am I'm wondering if anyone knows where to get parts for the Hammond 820?
The place my technician knew of is gone.
Top on the list for parts I'm looking for are?the preset pistons.
Though they work, they are tricky to turn on, requiring a gentle slow press, sometimes several,?
which make them impractical for changes during a piece other than punching them off.?
They're listed in the Service Manual as:
Piston Switch Assembly?008–055304
It would also be good to have a back up swell pedal, I hear once they wear out there's no fixing them.?
And this one already is loose and flies fully open or closed at the slightest touch of the foot.
Expression Pedal?
123–000101
The speaker buttons?look very worn, I don't know if the echo button works
(which I assume is for the external Leslie output), but hopefully I'll it in the future.
Main Echo Switch Assembly?
008–056736
An even bigger long shot, I know, is finding the external Leslie Speaker for it.?
The 820?apparently works with only one specific model,?which I think is the?Leslie Cabinet 716.
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Any suggestions or leads would be very greatly appreciated!
thanks everyone,
John
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XB-1 & XM-1 sysex file compatibility
Hello,
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I've got a fully programmed Hammond XB-1, and want to copy the patches onto an XM-1 module for backup.
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Is there any way to copy sysex, even by editing sections of the files (e.g. in text editor), or do I have to do it all manually (a long job!)?
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Piers.
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Hammond/piano players wanted in London, UK
Dear all,
I am running a study for which I need a number of professional or semi-professional keyboard players.
If you (or any of your friends!):
- are willing to spend 90 minutes doing my study, and get paid 30? for your time
- are based in or around London (or visiting in the next couple of months)?
- have experience playing Hammond organ and/or piano at a professional or semi-professional level
- can improvise on a simple Jazz tune, reading the score off a Real Book
Then please email me at g.moro@... indicating
* details of your keyboard-playing experience, including if you have played Hammond organ, and/or Hammond clones before.
* your availability
The study will take place at Queen Mary, University of London (E1 4NS). Please forward to anyone who may be interested.
Thanks,
Giulio
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Re: H111, cable MYSTERY........
Makes sense. Common cable assemblies across similar models helps reduce manufacturing costs and speed up production to for adhoc incoming orders.
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On May 13, 2018, at 5:18 PM, Bob < bobmannn@...> wrote: Apparently that connector and wire harness was in all the models but only used on the 300 series to connect the rhythm section, as that is the only difference between the 100 and 300 series. Probably easier for the factory. ? Sent from for Windows 10 ? ? That’s exactly it! ? ? <84944C4B6F4447FD9455E5633E7980CB.jpg> This is plugged into the rhythm section. The H300 series came with it. Sent from??for Windows 10 Above: Serial Number 130971 (way above 15000) My 610 Leslie Adapter Kit plugs into the Tone Cabinet Socket on the amplifier and there is a switch there as well to direct that output to a tone cabinet. (in this case the 610 adapter kit). The mystery cable probably will just remain as that - a mystery. ?The H and Leslie work fine without it. Interesting that one of the mystery cable wires goes to the expression pedal box though. I’m beginning to think the Hammond guys on the factory floor in the ‘70s had a lot of fun producing the “flavor of the week”! Hammond's of the H-100 vintage did not come pre-wired for any Leslie model. In fact, with the stereo dual vibrato system Hammond made the H-series as "Leslie unfriendly" as possible. Hammond did make their own "Series 10" tone cabinet which plugged directly into the tone cabinet socket on the back of the amplifier. Leslie kits designed for connecting to H-series organs generally made use of this socket to pick up power and signal connections. It would be interesting to know if your H-111 has a serial number below, or above 15000. Probably above 15000, as you have the later type vibrato scanners.? On 13/05/2018 15:58, Norm Erwin wrote: Should not have been responding according to memory. Located middle shelf, right side, was tucked in along right cabinet side of the TW assembly. Traced a few of the wires back. The two shielded blk/wht/shield wires snake all the way back to the left of the cabinet joining the cable harness that goes into the switch panel box, left side. The single white wire with blk stripe goes all the way back to the expression panel box. Perhaps this was at one time to be for an extension ?speaker? (before availability of Leslie 610)? On May 13, 2018, at 9:41 AM, Norm Erwin <nerwin@...> wrote: Bottom floor shelf, right side (same side as preset connection). ?Found it tucked in along the right side of the power amp.? Didn't some H-series organs have a "Rhythm II" fitted? Could it be the connector for this? Where is this connector in the organ? Top, bottom, right or left? If it was for a rhythm unit mounted in the top of the organ, it would be at the top. On 13/05/2018 01:06, Norm Erwin wrote: In the beginning (’70’s) I had a 610 Leslie added. ?They installed an adapter for that. ?Perhaps there was something that was removed at that time? ?I have not had the opportunity to trace the wires from that connector to determine if it is delivery of an input signal to the organ or an output signal from the organ. ?Given two of the wires in the connector are made up of blk/wht/shield, I am suspecting it may have been related to audio out or in perhaps? ? Sent from??for Windows 10 H111, cable MYSTERY........ Goes to nowhere, 9 pin, square male connector. 2 shielded coax wires, 2 black wires (on larger diameter than the other and on white/black stripe. Was this a manufacturing test cable? Was it a no-longer-required appendage of an earlier model cable harness no longer required for perhaps switching some to solid state pre-amps? Has anyone seen this before? Any hints as to what it might be / it's intended purpose? Anyone? <1CFAC98DE7F249519CB11B2C5F5574FA.png>
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Apparently that connector and wire harness was in all the models but only used on the 300 series to connect the rhythm section, as that is the only difference between the 100 and 300 series. Probably easier for the factory. ? Sent from for Windows 10 ?
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From: Norm ErwinSent: Sunday, May 13, 2018 4:13 PM To: [email protected]Subject: Re: [hammondzone] H111, cable MYSTERY........ ? That’s exactly it! ? ? <84944C4B6F4447FD9455E5633E7980CB.jpg> This is plugged into the rhythm section. The H300 series came with it. Sent from??for Windows 10 Above: Serial Number 130971 (way above 15000) My 610 Leslie Adapter Kit plugs into the Tone Cabinet Socket on the amplifier and there is a switch there as well to direct that output to a tone cabinet. (in this case the 610 adapter kit). The mystery cable probably will just remain as that - a mystery. ?The H and Leslie work fine without it. Interesting that one of the mystery cable wires goes to the expression pedal box though. I’m beginning to think the Hammond guys on the factory floor in the ‘70s had a lot of fun producing the “flavor of the week”! Hammond's of the H-100 vintage did not come pre-wired for any Leslie model. In fact, with the stereo dual vibrato system Hammond made the H-series as "Leslie unfriendly" as possible. Hammond did make their own "Series 10" tone cabinet which plugged directly into the tone cabinet socket on the back of the amplifier. Leslie kits designed for connecting to H-series organs generally made use of this socket to pick up power and signal connections. It would be interesting to know if your H-111 has a serial number below, or above 15000. Probably above 15000, as you have the later type vibrato scanners.? On 13/05/2018 15:58, Norm Erwin wrote: Should not have been responding according to memory. Located middle shelf, right side, was tucked in along right cabinet side of the TW assembly. Traced a few of the wires back. The two shielded blk/wht/shield wires snake all the way back to the left of the cabinet joining the cable harness that goes into the switch panel box, left side. The single white wire with blk stripe goes all the way back to the expression panel box. Perhaps this was at one time to be for an extension ?speaker? (before availability of Leslie 610)? On May 13, 2018, at 9:41 AM, Norm Erwin <nerwin@...> wrote: Bottom floor shelf, right side (same side as preset connection). ?Found it tucked in along the right side of the power amp.? Didn't some H-series organs have a "Rhythm II" fitted? Could it be the connector for this? Where is this connector in the organ? Top, bottom, right or left? If it was for a rhythm unit mounted in the top of the organ, it would be at the top. On 13/05/2018 01:06, Norm Erwin wrote: In the beginning (’70’s) I had a 610 Leslie added. ?They installed an adapter for that. ?Perhaps there was something that was removed at that time? ?I have not had the opportunity to trace the wires from that connector to determine if it is delivery of an input signal to the organ or an output signal from the organ. ?Given two of the wires in the connector are made up of blk/wht/shield, I am suspecting it may have been related to audio out or in perhaps? ? Sent from??for Windows 10 H111, cable MYSTERY........ Goes to nowhere, 9 pin, square male connector. 2 shielded coax wires, 2 black wires (on larger diameter than the other and on white/black stripe. Was this a manufacturing test cable? Was it a no-longer-required appendage of an earlier model cable harness no longer required for perhaps switching some to solid state pre-amps? Has anyone seen this before? Any hints as to what it might be / it's intended purpose? Anyone? <1CFAC98DE7F249519CB11B2C5F5574FA.png>
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That’s exactly it! But ours is an H100.
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Does this look like it? <84944C4B6F4447FD9455E5633E7980CB.jpg> This is plugged into the rhythm section. The H300 series came with it. ? Bob ? Sent from??for Windows 10 ? ? Above: Serial Number 130971 (way above 15000) My 610 Leslie Adapter Kit plugs into the Tone Cabinet Socket on the amplifier and there is a switch there as well to direct that output to a tone cabinet. (in this case the 610 adapter kit). The mystery cable probably will just remain as that - a mystery. ?The H and Leslie work fine without it. Interesting that one of the mystery cable wires goes to the expression pedal box though. I’m beginning to think the Hammond guys on the factory floor in the ‘70s had a lot of fun producing the “flavor of the week”! ? Hammond's of the H-100 vintage did not come pre-wired for any Leslie model. In fact, with the stereo dual vibrato system Hammond made the H-series as "Leslie unfriendly" as possible. Hammond did make their own "Series 10" tone cabinet which plugged directly into the tone cabinet socket on the back of the amplifier. Leslie kits designed for connecting to H-series organs generally made use of this socket to pick up power and signal connections. It would be interesting to know if your H-111 has a serial number below, or above 15000. Probably above 15000, as you have the later type vibrato scanners.? ? On 13/05/2018 15:58, Norm Erwin wrote: CORRECTION!!!? Should not have been responding according to memory. Located middle shelf, right side, was tucked in along right cabinet side of the TW assembly. Traced a few of the wires back. The two shielded blk/wht/shield wires snake all the way back to the left of the cabinet joining the cable harness that goes into the switch panel box, left side. The single white wire with blk stripe goes all the way back to the expression panel box. Perhaps this was at one time to be for an extension ?speaker? (before availability of Leslie 610)? ? On May 13, 2018, at 9:41 AM, Norm Erwin < nerwin@...> wrote: ? Bottom floor shelf, right side (same side as preset connection). ?Found it tucked in along the right side of the power amp.? ? ? Didn't some H-series organs have a "Rhythm II" fitted? Could it be the connector for this? Where is this connector in the organ? Top, bottom, right or left? If it was for a rhythm unit mounted in the top of the organ, it would be at the top. ? On 13/05/2018 01:06, Norm Erwin wrote: Nothing.? In the beginning (’70’s) I had a 610 Leslie added. ?They installed an adapter for that. ?Perhaps there was something that was removed at that time? ?I have not had the opportunity to trace the wires from that connector to determine if it is delivery of an input signal to the organ or an output signal from the organ. ?Given two of the wires in the connector are made up of blk/wht/shield, I am suspecting it may have been related to audio out or in perhaps? ? ? ? Sent from??for Windows 10 H111, cable MYSTERY........ Goes to nowhere, 9 pin, square male connector. 2 shielded coax wires, 2 black wires (on larger diameter than the other and on white/black stripe. Was this a manufacturing test cable? Was it a no-longer-required appendage of an earlier model cable harness no longer required for perhaps switching some to solid state pre-amps? Has anyone seen this before? Any hints as to what it might be / it's intended purpose? Anyone? <1CFAC98DE7F249519CB11B2C5F5574FA.png>
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Does this look like it? 
This is plugged into the rhythm section. The H300 series came with it. ? Bob ? Sent from for Windows 10 ?
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From: Norm ErwinSent: Sunday, May 13, 2018 2:46 PM To: [email protected]Subject: Re: [hammondzone] H111, cable MYSTERY........ ? Above: Serial Number 130971 (way above 15000) My 610 Leslie Adapter Kit plugs into the Tone Cabinet Socket on the amplifier and there is a switch there as well to direct that output to a tone cabinet. (in this case the 610 adapter kit). The mystery cable probably will just remain as that - a mystery. ?The H and Leslie work fine without it. Interesting that one of the mystery cable wires goes to the expression pedal box though. I’m beginning to think the Hammond guys on the factory floor in the ‘70s had a lot of fun producing the “flavor of the week”! ? Hammond's of the H-100 vintage did not come pre-wired for any Leslie model. In fact, with the stereo dual vibrato system Hammond made the H-series as "Leslie unfriendly" as possible. Hammond did make their own "Series 10" tone cabinet which plugged directly into the tone cabinet socket on the back of the amplifier. Leslie kits designed for connecting to H-series organs generally made use of this socket to pick up power and signal connections. It would be interesting to know if your H-111 has a serial number below, or above 15000. Probably above 15000, as you have the later type vibrato scanners. ? On 13/05/2018 15:58, Norm Erwin wrote: CORRECTION!!! Should not have been responding according to memory. Located middle shelf, right side, was tucked in along right cabinet side of the TW assembly. Traced a few of the wires back. The two shielded blk/wht/shield wires snake all the way back to the left of the cabinet joining the cable harness that goes into the switch panel box, left side. The single white wire with blk stripe goes all the way back to the expression panel box. Perhaps this was at one time to be for an extension ?speaker? (before availability of Leslie 610)? ? On May 13, 2018, at 9:41 AM, Norm Erwin <nerwin@...> wrote: ? Bottom floor shelf, right side (same side as preset connection). ?Found it tucked in along the right side of the power amp. ? ? Didn't some H-series organs have a "Rhythm II" fitted? Could it be the connector for this? Where is this connector in the organ? Top, bottom, right or left? If it was for a rhythm unit mounted in the top of the organ, it would be at the top. ? On 13/05/2018 01:06, Norm Erwin wrote: Nothing. In the beginning (’70’s) I had a 610 Leslie added. ?They installed an adapter for that. ?Perhaps there was something that was removed at that time? ?I have not had the opportunity to trace the wires from that connector to determine if it is delivery of an input signal to the organ or an output signal from the organ. ?Given two of the wires in the connector are made up of blk/wht/shield, I am suspecting it may have been related to audio out or in perhaps? ? ? ? Sent from??for Windows 10 H111, cable MYSTERY........ Goes to nowhere, 9 pin, square male connector. 2 shielded coax wires, 2 black wires (on larger diameter than the other and on white/black stripe. Was this a manufacturing test cable? Was it a no-longer-required appendage of an earlier model cable harness no longer required for perhaps switching some to solid state pre-amps? Has anyone seen this before? Any hints as to what it might be / it's intended purpose? Anyone? <1CFAC98DE7F249519CB11B2C5F5574FA.png>
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Above: Serial Number 130971 (way above 15000) My 610 Leslie Adapter Kit plugs into the Tone Cabinet Socket on the amplifier and there is a switch there as well to direct that output to a tone cabinet. (in this case the 610 adapter kit).
The mystery cable probably will just remain as that - a mystery. ?The H and Leslie work fine without it. Interesting that one of the mystery cable wires goes to the expression pedal box though. I’m beginning to think the Hammond guys on the factory floor in the ‘70s had a lot of fun producing the “flavor of the week”!
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Hammond's of the H-100 vintage did not come pre-wired for any
Leslie model. In fact, with the stereo dual vibrato system Hammond
made the H-series as "Leslie unfriendly" as possible. Hammond did
make their own "Series 10" tone cabinet which plugged directly
into the tone cabinet socket on the back of the amplifier. Leslie
kits designed for connecting to H-series organs generally made use
of this socket to pick up power and signal connections. It would be interesting to know if your H-111 has a serial number
below, or above 15000. Probably above 15000, as you have the later
type vibrato scanners.
On 13/05/2018 15:58, Norm Erwin wrote:
CORRECTION!!!
Should not have been responding according to memory.
Located middle shelf, right side, was tucked in
along right cabinet side of the TW assembly.
Traced a few of the wires back.
The two shielded blk/wht/shield wires snake all the
way back to the left of the cabinet joining the cable harness
that goes into the switch panel box, left side.
The single white wire with blk stripe goes all the
way back to the expression panel box.
Perhaps this was at one time to be for an extension
?speaker? (before availability of Leslie 610)?
On May 13, 2018, at 9:41 AM, Norm Erwin < nerwin@...>
wrote:
Bottom
floor shelf, right side (same side as preset
connection). ?Found it tucked in along the right side of
the power amp.
?
Didn't some H-series organs have a
"Rhythm II" fitted? Could it be the
connector for this? Where is this connector
in the organ? Top, bottom, right or left? If
it was for a rhythm unit mounted in the top
of the organ, it would be at the top.
On 13/05/2018
01:06, Norm Erwin wrote:
Nothing.
In the beginning (’70’s) I had
a 610 Leslie added. ?They installed an
adapter for that. ?Perhaps there was
something that was removed at that time?
?I have not had the opportunity to trace
the wires from that connector to determine
if it is delivery of an input signal to
the organ or an output signal from the
organ. ?Given two of the wires in the
connector are made up of blk/wht/shield, I
am suspecting it may have been related to
audio out or in perhaps? ?
What is it
connected to?
?
Sent from??for
Windows 10
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? H111, cable
MYSTERY........
?
Goes to
nowhere, 9 pin, square male
connector. 2 shielded coax
wires, 2 black wires (on
larger diameter than the other
and on white/black stripe. Was this a
manufacturing test cable? Was
it a no-longer-required
appendage of an earlier model
cable harness no longer
required for perhaps switching
some to solid state pre-amps?
Has anyone seen
this before? Any hints as to
what it might be / it's
intended purpose? Anyone?
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Re: H111, cable MYSTERY........
Hammonds of the H-100 vintage did not come pre-wired for any
Leslie model. In fact, with the stereo dual vibrato system Hammond
made the H-series as "Leslie unfriendly" as possible. Hammond did
make their own "Series 10" tone cabinet which plugged directly
into the tone cabinet socket on the back of the amplifier. Leslie
kits designed for connecting to H-series organs generally made use
of this socket to pick up power and signal connections.
It would be interesting to know if your H-111 has a serial number
below, or above 15000. Probably above 15000, as you have the later
type vibrato scanners.
On 13/05/2018 15:58, Norm Erwin wrote:
CORRECTION!!!
Should not have been responding according to memory.
Located middle shelf, right side, was tucked in
along right cabinet side of the TW assembly.
Traced a few of the wires back.
The two shielded blk/wht/shield wires snake all the
way back to the left of the cabinet joining the cable harness
that goes into the switch panel box, left side.
The single white wire with blk stripe goes all the
way back to the expression panel box.
Perhaps this was at one time to be for an extension
?speaker? (before availability of Leslie 610)?
On May 13, 2018, at 9:41 AM, Norm Erwin < nerwin@...>
wrote:
Bottom
floor shelf, right side (same side as preset
connection). ?Found it tucked in along the right side of
the power amp.
?
Didn't some H-series organs have a
"Rhythm II" fitted? Could it be the
connector for this? Where is this connector
in the organ? Top, bottom, right or left? If
it was for a rhythm unit mounted in the top
of the organ, it would be at the top.
On 13/05/2018
01:06, Norm Erwin wrote:
Nothing.
In the beginning (’70’s) I had
a 610 Leslie added. ?They installed an
adapter for that. ?Perhaps there was
something that was removed at that time?
?I have not had the opportunity to trace
the wires from that connector to determine
if it is delivery of an input signal to
the organ or an output signal from the
organ. ?Given two of the wires in the
connector are made up of blk/wht/shield, I
am suspecting it may have been related to
audio out or in perhaps? ?
What is it
connected to?
?
Sent from??for
Windows 10
?
?
H111, cable
MYSTERY........
?
Goes to
nowhere, 9 pin, square male
connector. 2 shielded coax
wires, 2 black wires (on
larger diameter than the other
and on white/black stripe.
Was this a
manufacturing test cable? Was
it a no-longer-required
appendage of an earlier model
cable harness no longer
required for perhaps switching
some to solid state pre-amps?
Has anyone seen
this before? Any hints as to
what it might be / it's
intended purpose?
Anyone?
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Re: H111, cable MYSTERY........
CORRECTION!!! Should not have been responding according to memory.
Located middle shelf, right side, was tucked in along right cabinet side of the TW assembly. Traced a few of the wires back. The two shielded blk/wht/shield wires snake all the way back to the left of the cabinet joining the cable harness that goes into the switch panel box, left side. The single white wire with blk stripe goes all the way back to the expression panel box.
Perhaps this was at one time to be for an extension ?speaker? (before availability of Leslie 610)?
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On May 13, 2018, at 9:41 AM, Norm Erwin < nerwin@...> wrote:
Bottom floor shelf, right side (same side as preset connection). ?Found it tucked in along the right side of the power amp.
?
Didn't some H-series organs have a "Rhythm II" fitted? Could it
be the connector for this? Where is this connector in the organ?
Top, bottom, right or left? If it was for a rhythm unit mounted in
the top of the organ, it would be at the top.
On 13/05/2018 01:06, Norm Erwin wrote:
Nothing.
In the beginning (’70’s) I had a 610 Leslie added.
?They installed an adapter for that. ?Perhaps there was
something that was removed at that time? ?I have not had the
opportunity to trace the wires from that connector to determine
if it is delivery of an input signal to the organ or an output
signal from the organ. ?Given two of the wires in the connector
are made up of blk/wht/shield, I am suspecting it may have been
related to audio out or in perhaps? ?
What is it
connected to?
?
Sent from??for Windows 10
?
? H111,
cable MYSTERY........ ?
Goes
to nowhere, 9 pin, square male connector. 2 shielded
coax wires, 2 black wires (on larger diameter than
the other and on white/black stripe. Was
this a manufacturing test cable? Was it a
no-longer-required appendage of an earlier model
cable harness no longer required for perhaps
switching some to solid state pre-amps?
Has anyone seen this before? Any
hints as to what it might be / it's intended
purpose? Anyone?
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Re: H111, cable MYSTERY........
Bottom floor shelf, right side (same side as preset connection). ?Found it tucked in along the right side of the power amp.
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Didn't some H-series organs have a "Rhythm II" fitted? Could it
be the connector for this? Where is this connector in the organ?
Top, bottom, right or left? If it was for a rhythm unit mounted in
the top of the organ, it would be at the top.
On 13/05/2018 01:06, Norm Erwin wrote:
Nothing.
In the beginning (’70’s) I had a 610 Leslie added.
?They installed an adapter for that. ?Perhaps there was
something that was removed at that time? ?I have not had the
opportunity to trace the wires from that connector to determine
if it is delivery of an input signal to the organ or an output
signal from the organ. ?Given two of the wires in the connector
are made up of blk/wht/shield, I am suspecting it may have been
related to audio out or in perhaps? ?
What is it
connected to?
?
Sent from??for Windows 10
?
? H111,
cable MYSTERY........ ?
Goes
to nowhere, 9 pin, square male connector. 2 shielded
coax wires, 2 black wires (on larger diameter than
the other and on white/black stripe. Was
this a manufacturing test cable? Was it a
no-longer-required appendage of an earlier model
cable harness no longer required for perhaps
switching some to solid state pre-amps?
Has anyone seen this before? Any
hints as to what it might be / it's intended
purpose? Anyone?
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Re: H111, cable MYSTERY........
Didn't some H-series organs have a "Rhythm II" fitted? Could it
be the connector for this? Where is this connector in the organ?
Top, bottom, right or left? If it was for a rhythm unit mounted in
the top of the organ, it would be at the top.
On 13/05/2018 01:06, Norm Erwin wrote:
Nothing.
In the beginning (’70’s) I had a 610 Leslie added.
?They installed an adapter for that. ?Perhaps there was
something that was removed at that time? ?I have not had the
opportunity to trace the wires from that connector to determine
if it is delivery of an input signal to the organ or an output
signal from the organ. ?Given two of the wires in the connector
are made up of blk/wht/shield, I am suspecting it may have been
related to audio out or in perhaps? ?
What is it
connected to?
?
Sent from??for Windows 10
?
?
H111,
cable MYSTERY........
?
Goes
to nowhere, 9 pin, square male connector. 2 shielded
coax wires, 2 black wires (on larger diameter than
the other and on white/black stripe.
Was
this a manufacturing test cable? Was it a
no-longer-required appendage of an earlier model
cable harness no longer required for perhaps
switching some to solid state pre-amps?
Has anyone seen this before? Any
hints as to what it might be / it's intended
purpose?
Anyone?
<1CFAC98DE7F249519CB11B2C5F5574FA.png>
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Re: H111, cable MYSTERY........
Nothing. In the beginning (’70’s) I had a 610 Leslie added. ?They installed an adapter for that. ?Perhaps there was something that was removed at that time? ?I have not had the opportunity to trace the wires from that connector to determine if it is delivery of an input signal to the organ or an output signal from the organ. ?Given two of the wires in the connector are made up of blk/wht/shield, I am suspecting it may have been related to audio out or in perhaps? ?
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What is it connected to? ? Sent from??for Windows 10 ? ? H111, cable MYSTERY........ ? Goes to nowhere, 9 pin, square male connector. 2 shielded coax wires, 2 black wires (on larger diameter than the other and on white/black stripe. Was this a manufacturing test cable? Was it a no-longer-required appendage of an earlier model cable harness no longer required for perhaps switching some to solid state pre-amps? Has anyone seen this before? Any hints as to what it might be / it's intended purpose? Anyone?
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From: Norm ErwinSent: Saturday, May 12, 2018 3:56 PM To: [email protected]Subject: [hammondzone] H111, cable MYSTERY........ ? H111, cable MYSTERY........ ? Goes to nowhere, 9 pin, square male connector. 2 shielded coax wires, 2 black wires (on larger diameter than the other and on white/black stripe. Was this a manufacturing test cable? Was it a no-longer-required appendage of an earlier model cable harness no longer required for perhaps switching some to solid state pre-amps? Has anyone seen this before? Any hints as to what it might be / it's intended purpose? Anyone?
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H111, cable MYSTERY........
H111, cable MYSTERY........
Goes to nowhere, 9 pin, square male connector. 2 shielded coax wires, 2 black wires (on larger diameter than the other and on white/black stripe. Was this a manufacturing test cable? Was it a no-longer-required appendage of an earlier model cable harness no longer required for perhaps switching some to solid state pre-amps? Has anyone seen this before? Any hints as to what it might be / it's intended purpose? Anyone?
Norm E.
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Re: H100 - One Lazy Drawbar
Kudos to Chris Clifton - followed his clear instructions - studied the schematic, ?following the (Orange / 8’ tone wiring, ?identified the culprit contact, applied gentle pressure to the offending contact until signal enabled. ?Complete, 44 drawbar rehab 100% complete.
So far in this H111 rehab project…. Reading light repair - stuck “on” - replaced .022mfd cap in parallel with on/off switch. Homemade “O” Ring drive belts for vibrato can scanners - vibrato live an well. Oiled vibrato can scanner bearings - rattle sound gone. total drawbar(s) rehab.
狈别虫迟… Percussion section. All work fine as second voice. Touch control stop - no effect.? Reiteration non existent. Cymbals/Brush very low volume. All but the two upper “D” keys trigger selected percussion stop.
Solutions? Percussion preamp (semiconductor type) caps? Upper Manual B Preset contacts?
Suggestions welcome and much appreciated.
Thanks Norm
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On May 11, 2018, at 11:17 AM, Norm Erwin < nerwin@...> wrote:
Definitely the orange wire (fundamental frequency 8') snakes its way across guitar and marimba switches. The same is evident on the schematic. ?
Nudging either switch just a hair (before actual guitar and/or marimba are enabled = fundamental 8' works. Downstream, second voice switch allows fundamental 8’ to play through with any of the percussion switches enabled.
Wondering if percussion gate and amplifier assembly may be holding something down at P101 and/or P102. Saying this because percussion effect (note decay effect) not as effective as I remember it. ?Also reiterate very intermittent.
Just want to cover all bases before attempting to adjust percussion switch contacts. Hard to get to and would be my try. ?Like brain surgery, rather have someone who as done a few thousand first.
Norm
Sometimes the moving contact leaves in the switches develop a
slight bend which prevents them making a proper contact. A little
gentle bending using the tip of a small screwdriver is sometimes
the answer, I stress gentle, you don't want to sharply bend the
contacts and make things worse. A bit of study of the schematic
and following the actual wiring to identify the culprit contact is
worthwhile.
On 11/05/2018 00:07, Norm Erwin wrote:
Chris,
Gave a few shots of Deoxit to the Guitar and Marimba
switches to no avail.
Perhaps this will require removal of both switches
for a more thorough cleaning?
Any ideas?
Norm
The "B" upper manual drawbar signals go
through the percussion switches before going to the
drawbars. This is so that the harmonics needed for the
various percussion voices can be tapped off. If I
recall, when a percussion voice is selected, the
harmonics for that voice are routed through part of
the percussion circuit before being returned to the
drawbars. When the percussion tabs are up switch
contacts in the percussion switches direct the tones
directly to the drawbars. What I suspect is happening
here is that a bad contact or contacts in the
percussion switches is preventing the 8' signal
reaching the drawbar.
On 10/05/2018 17:03, Norm
Erwin wrote:
Ok.
Finished a complete drawbar rehab.
(kudos to Bobmann107’s 4 -part youtube tutorial).
All drawbars now work just like new -
except …..
The 8’ Tone on “B” Upper Drawbar and Percussion
Exception - this 8’ Tone works does
blend in with Guitar and/or Marimba Percussion
selected
Any ideas / suggestions?
Norm E.
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9 Pin Leslie Cable Plugs?
I need three 9 pin male and one 9 pin female Amphenol octal connectors to repair some broken leslie cables. Mainly the connectors themselves with or without the caps. I'd take more to have spares on hand. Please let me know if someone has a reasonabllly priced source.
Thanks!
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Re: H100 - One Lazy Drawbar
Definitely the orange wire (fundamental frequency 8') snakes its way across guitar and marimba switches. The same is evident on the schematic. ?
Nudging either switch just a hair (before actual guitar and/or marimba are enabled = fundamental 8' works. Downstream, second voice switch allows fundamental 8’ to play through with any of the percussion switches enabled.
Wondering if percussion gate and amplifier assembly may be holding something down at P101 and/or P102. Saying this because percussion effect (note decay effect) not as effective as I remember it. ?Also reiterate very intermittent.
Just want to cover all bases before attempting to adjust percussion switch contacts. Hard to get to and would be my try. ?Like brain surgery, rather have someone who as done a few thousand first.
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Sometimes the moving contact leaves in the switches develop a
slight bend which prevents them making a proper contact. A little
gentle bending using the tip of a small screwdriver is sometimes
the answer, I stress gentle, you don't want to sharply bend the
contacts and make things worse. A bit of study of the schematic
and following the actual wiring to identify the culprit contact is
worthwhile.
On 11/05/2018 00:07, Norm Erwin wrote:
Chris,
Gave a few shots of Deoxit to the Guitar and Marimba
switches to no avail.
Perhaps this will require removal of both switches
for a more thorough cleaning?
Any ideas?
Norm
The "B" upper manual drawbar signals go
through the percussion switches before going to the
drawbars. This is so that the harmonics needed for the
various percussion voices can be tapped off. If I
recall, when a percussion voice is selected, the
harmonics for that voice are routed through part of
the percussion circuit before being returned to the
drawbars. When the percussion tabs are up switch
contacts in the percussion switches direct the tones
directly to the drawbars. What I suspect is happening
here is that a bad contact or contacts in the
percussion switches is preventing the 8' signal
reaching the drawbar.
On 10/05/2018 17:03, Norm
Erwin wrote:
Ok.
Finished a complete drawbar rehab.
(kudos to Bobmann107’s 4 -part youtube tutorial).
All drawbars now work just like new -
except …..
The 8’ Tone on “B” Upper Drawbar and Percussion
Exception - this 8’ Tone works does
blend in with Guitar and/or Marimba Percussion
selected
Any ideas / suggestions?
Norm E.
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Re: H100 - One Lazy Drawbar
Sometimes the moving contact leaves in the switches develop a
slight bend which prevents them making a proper contact. A little
gentle bending using the tip of a small screwdriver is sometimes
the answer, I stress gentle, you don't want to sharply bend the
contacts and make things worse. A bit of study of the schematic
and following the actual wiring to identify the culprit contact is
worthwhile.
On 11/05/2018 00:07, Norm Erwin wrote:
Chris,
Gave a few shots of Deoxit to the Guitar and Marimba
switches to no avail.
Perhaps this will require removal of both switches
for a more thorough cleaning?
Any ideas?
Norm
The "B" upper manual drawbar signals go
through the percussion switches before going to the
drawbars. This is so that the harmonics needed for the
various percussion voices can be tapped off. If I
recall, when a percussion voice is selected, the
harmonics for that voice are routed through part of
the percussion circuit before being returned to the
drawbars. When the percussion tabs are up switch
contacts in the percussion switches direct the tones
directly to the drawbars. What I suspect is happening
here is that a bad contact or contacts in the
percussion switches is preventing the 8' signal
reaching the drawbar.
On 10/05/2018 17:03, Norm
Erwin wrote:
Ok.
Finished a complete drawbar rehab.
(kudos to Bobmann107’s 4 -part youtube tutorial).
All drawbars now work just like new -
except …..
The 8’ Tone on “B” Upper Drawbar and Percussion
Exception - this 8’ Tone works does
blend in with Guitar and/or Marimba Percussion
selected
Any ideas / suggestions?
Norm E.
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Re: H100 - One Lazy Drawbar
Chris, Gave a few shots of Deoxit to the Guitar and Marimba switches to no avail. Perhaps this will require removal of both switches for a more thorough cleaning? Any ideas? Norm
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The "B" upper manual drawbar signals go through the percussion
switches before going to the drawbars. This is so that the
harmonics needed for the various percussion voices can be tapped
off. If I recall, when a percussion voice is selected, the
harmonics for that voice are routed through part of the percussion
circuit before being returned to the drawbars. When the percussion
tabs are up switch contacts in the percussion switches direct the
tones directly to the drawbars. What I suspect is happening here
is that a bad contact or contacts in the percussion switches is
preventing the 8' signal reaching the drawbar.
On 10/05/2018 17:03, Norm Erwin wrote:
Ok.
Finished a complete drawbar rehab. (kudos to
Bobmann107’s 4 -part youtube tutorial).
All drawbars now work just like new - except …..
The 8’ Tone on “B” Upper Drawbar and Percussion
Exception - this 8’ Tone works does blend in with
Guitar and/or Marimba Percussion selected
Any ideas / suggestions?
Norm E.
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