[HAM] Free Hammond Question

[organtec]

It is a true tonewheel organ with respect to staying in tune by virtue of
the synchronous motor generator. It was also Hammonds first true realization
of producing pure sine waves without the artifacts of the previous models or
defects which have become famous and many have grown to love. It also was
the only one to produce sine, square, and triangle waveforms using
tonewheels as its basis through divider technology.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Michael Fulk" <strangewarrior1 at earthlink.net>
To: "The Hammond Forum" <hammond at zeni.net>
Sent: Wednesday, August 16, 2006 5:22 PM
Subject: Re: [HAM] Free Hammond Question


> > With a different sound also X66, X77, H100 are great tonewheel organs.
> > E100 series can also be nice.
> >
> > The T and R series are the least desirable of the tonewheel ortgans.
>
> Though the R-100 has no vibrato, just a built-in Leslie, it is considered
> by most to be far superior to the E-100.
>
> The X-66 is not a true tone-wheel organ, with only twelve tone wheels as
an
> advertising gimmick.....................the Trek II generator is far
> superior to the tone wheels, and is transposable.
>
> Fulk
>
>
> > [Original Message]
> > From: NT <nilstr at hotmail.com>
> > To: The Hammond Forum <hammond at zeni.net>
> > Date: 8/15/2006 8:01:45 AM
> > Subject: Re: [HAM] Free Hammond Question
> >
> > B3 is the most desired, then comes C3, A100, RT3, Earlier tonewheel
models
> > with some kind of percussion retrofit are also highly desirable. Spinets
> of
> > M3 and M100 series do also have desirable sound. The L100 has an
> electronic
> > vibrato/chorus instead of a scanner, and that might be an issue to some.
> >
> > With a different sound also X66, X77, H100 are great tonewheel organs.
> > E100 series can also be nice.
> >
> > The T and R series are the least desirable of the tonewheel ortgans.
> >
>
>
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