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Jun 17, 2012 · Michael. Way too many organs to list, but I do have 5 Allens: MOS-2 Model 505-B / ADC-4300-DK / ADC-5400 / ADC-6000 (Symphony) / ADC-8000DKC. Lowrey Heritage (DSO-1) 11 Pump Organs, 1 Pipe Organ & 7 Pianos. Organ Forum New. This is the place to discuss the Hammond organ models and their technical aspects.
Oct 21, 2021 · Models B-2, C-2, RT-2 (1949-1954) B, C, and RT consoles with selective scanner vibrato added and a tablet for NORMAL/SOFT volume. Models S, S-4, S-100 (1950-1966) The Model S chord organ introduced a innovative method of playing chords with the left hand on a 12 x 8 button array. One column in the array for each note in the octave from D# to Fb ...
Hammond Series Organ 1970's - Cherry. Used – Excellent. Aurora, CO, United States. $1,000. $500 price drop. Add to Cart. Price Drop. Hammond E-112 1966 - Mahogany. Used – Very Good. Humboldt, IA, United States. $1,750. $550 price drop. $1,200. Free Shipping. Add to Cart. Hammond XPK-130G 13-Note Midi Sound Pedalboard Pedal in box //ARMENS//
The Hammond organ is an electric organ invented by Laurens Hammond and John M. Hanert. [1] The instrument was first manufactured in 1935. [2] It has two manuals along with a set of bass pedals. [3] A variety of models have been produced. The most popular is the B-3, produced between 1954 and 1974.
The Hammond Organ is a product of a company which enjoys a world-wide reputation as a manufacturer of precision electrical devices. The manufacturing facilities devoted to the production of ... MODEL C-3: Same as Model C-2 but with Hammond Percussion feature. IN PRODUCTION: January 1955 to SELLING PRICE: $2,545.00 - Walnut. $2.630.00 - Oak.
Made by Nihon Hammond, who licensed the Hammond name in 1970). 1986: Hammond finally go out of business. 1987: Hammond Suzuki buy Hammond name and start to make XB range (The Organ Company of America had previously taken over the spare parts and servicing of original Hammonds). NB: Hammond made organs with different finishes, so many models had ...
Hammond introduced their first integrated circuit (IC) model, the Concorde, in 1971. [73] The company had stopped manufacturing tonewheel organs entirely by 1975, due to increased financial inefficiency, and switched to making IC models full-time. [74]
