Reply With QuoteIt's amusing that he can play it without knocking the dust (or mold spores) off
It's amusing that he can play it without knocking the dust (or mold spores) off
"I have this well working organ that I have"I wonder if he still has it?
half Tarzan/Half Yoda.......linguistically challengedad is worth a read for that alone, I think it is a 1942 Edsel concert deluxeOriginally Posted by peanut
1956 M3, 130 custom leslie, 51 Leslie, 860 Leslie with Preamp, S08 Yamaha and K2000S, Young Chang 85 key spinet and Korg SV-1 73less Hammonds, downsized they found a good home
hahahaha!!!!!
"I ask for $100 but if I get a better offer I will go with the highest."
Dang, people going to be fighting over this one, like Black Friday.
1970 Hammond T422 (for me)
1966 Hammond L112 (for my daughter)
1980 Kimball M75 Temptation (parts only), 1980 Kimball M70 Temptation (parts only)
1965 Hammond L112 (probably for parts), Magnus Chord Organ (for kicks)
English as a second language? Wonder where they're from?
"The employment of the piano is forbidden in church, as is also that of noisy frivolous instruments such as drums, cymbals, bells and the like." St. Pius X
"I ask for $100 but if I get a better offer I will go with the highest."
Shoot, I only have $100 to give him but I'm sure he'll turn me down and hold out for more. Heck.....what's the point? I'll just have to keep looking I guess.
Now: 1961 Hammond Extravoice F 100 , 1964 Hammond M 102, 1964 Leslie 125, 1969 Hammond N322 , Roland U20,
1959 Jensen BF-100 Cabinet w/ 12" 2-way coaxial speaker H223F
Guitars (all left handed) 2003 Fender Strat, Thinline Tele, Samick Greg Bennet Avion 3 LP style, SX lap Steel guitar
Basses (lefties) 1977 Fender Mustang Antigua Bass, SX Precision Bass, 1800's German 3/4 upright bass (strung left handed),
Sold: too depressing to list
Supposing this organ works, then $100 is a great price for a Wurlitzer 4140! Dust wipes off easy enough. It's got the Spectratone and plenty of incredible tone. You won't knock a Wurlitzer of this vintage if you know how great it is to play one. So the dude writing the ad is probably an immigrant, probably wrote it like would say it.
Listen to the second track on side two , cued up and ready to play following record of John La Duca... notice it's all organ and only organ, no guitar Listen to the use of pitch bend on the edge of the swell pedal... of course I've said all this before, but apparently can't say it enough. Enjoy
http://youtube.valami.info/slice_lin...rt=186&end=341
http://youtube.valami.info/slice_lin...rt=155&end=346
If you like it here is side 1- http://youtu.be/xU6Iy8BWXJk and another record of John- http://youtu.be/TW0_Gl_3EGg
Wurlitzer '46' Model 31 Orgatron & 310 rotary cab, 56' 4410 , '64' 4500, 65' 4300, '77' 625t
Thomas '66' Palace III Theater, '73' Californian 263
Hammond '55' S6 Chord Organ,HR-40,ER-20, Altec A-7(SOLD but missed). '6?-7?' X66 & 12-77 tone cabinet & L112 spinet [latest addition to my collection]...my RT2,Elegante,Leslie 31H sold
Gulbransen 61' 1132 '76' Rialto II & Leslie 705 + two 540
Conn'68' 543 Minuet '57' 406 Caprice
53' Stromberg Carlson Carillon- rare weighted key design!
organ works then more money worth no work money less no?
1956 M3, 130 custom leslie, 51 Leslie, 860 Leslie with Preamp, S08 Yamaha and K2000S, Young Chang 85 key spinet and Korg SV-1 73
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