The Organ Forum

http://vancouver.en.craigslist.ca/clt/830943503.html 

with dash lights!

I guess those typewriter keys were replaced by the reverse octave presets?

 

 

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Jesse
SF, CA
Portland, OR

Wicks 2/3, Ahlborn Galanti/Classic Organ Works 2/40, Baldwin HT2, H Klop Bentside Spinet

Yes, that's right. Built between 1937 and 1942. Sold then for $1980.00. Has two preamps, one for each manual/volume pedal. Also has a visual position indicator for the pedals using a cable system. Separate adjustable tremulants for each manual. It also has a chorus tone generator.

Approx. weight = 579lbs.

George

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Organs

Hammond B-3/145
Hammond Super B (MIDI Controller)
Yamaha FX-1 - TM-1 x 2

Synths

Korg Triton Pro
Yamaha P-80
Native Instruments Soft Synths;
Akoustik Piano, Electrik Piano, B4II,
FM-8, Pro-53, Massive, Absynth,
OPXpro, Mtron

My buddy had one of these but sold it and regrets it now.  They are pretty rare from what I understand. It was hooked to a Leslie. Man it screamed.

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A Lime Oak B-3 is my dream!

Hey, that's my very cool Hammond Concert E!  And it's still for sale if anybody's interested in it.  I'm up here in Vancouver Canada.  

 

Thanks,

Eric

 

Awww, man.....I had one of these too, and i'll forever kick myself for selling it.  I even recapped the generator and installed two separate preamps to divide the expressions between two 31H Leslies--pseudo stereo!!  These are awesome old organs!

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Dave Stevens
3-rank project chapel Wurlitzer
Hammond M with a 145 made from a gutted Spectratone 420 cabinet