What Hammond is this? Free!

[sfp1954]

What Hammond is this?

http://providence.craigslist.org/msg/2941649826.html

Another one at the same location:

http://providence.craigslist.org/msg/2941668287.html

Anything worth dragging out of the cellar???

[andyg]

First one is a Hammond Monarch from 1975 but it's had its AutoVari rhythm box ripped out and blanked off. There was a proper church version of this model but this isn't it. Free is correct price.
Second one is a Conn 632 Serenade from 1968. Probably quite fixable, no doubt quite a few electrolytic caps to be changed. Will sound much more pipe-like than the Hammond. Heavy item to lift out!

[sfp1954]

First one is a Hammond Monarch from 1975 but it's had its AutoVari rhythm box ripped out and blanked off. There was a proper church version of this model but this isn't it. Free is correct price.
Second one is a Conn 632 Serenade from 1968. Probably quite fixable, no doubt quite a few electrolytic caps to be changed. Will sound much more pipe-like than the Hammond. Heavy item to lift out!

Thanks!! I figured you be on top of it.

[sfp1954]

First one is a Hammond Monarch from 1975 but it's had its AutoVari rhythm box ripped out and blanked off. There was a proper church version of this model but this isn't it. Free is correct price.
Second one is a Conn 632 Serenade from 1968. Probably quite fixable, no doubt quite a few electrolytic caps to be changed. Will sound much more pipe-like than the Hammond. Heavy item to lift out!

Heavier than a Hammond A-105?
What's the availability of schematics for the Conn?
I've worked on a enough Hammonds for the moment and might like to restore something new and different.

[andyg]

It's probably comparable in weight to an A100. Schematics should be available, if our resident schematics man has them in stock, he'll chip in soon and tell you.
Andy