[HAM] I'm With Him

[joe d]

Nah, I just don't see neglect as being the major contributer to a 3's demise 
these days.

Most C3/B3/A100 series  I see are sntached up rather quickly these days 
(ebay sales being more often the exception - it's ebay).  They certainly are 
NOT in "abundance".

I've hooked many younger and interested musicians up with contacts to their 
purchase of a c3/b3/a100 (in all levels of condition), and even they 
understand the importance of shoring up, maintaning, and keeping these 
vintage instruments intact and running stock.  Why is it such a stretch for 
some here?

(No. 1 answer on the board - show me " $ ")

Here's to educating the youth, most seem to actually "get it" (and the rest 
know that any of the clones will fit the bill for a more compact organ 
setup.  The two co-exist wonderfully imo).

How much are you selling the mentioned four '3-series" Hammonds btw (I gotta 
hear this)?
Where the hell are they located? I believe I've asked this before without 
reply.
Reply right here in this thread please, I've yet to see a personal email 
from you, just more spouting in defense of pointless chopping.

You want to act like a child and call me names or compare cock size 
instead?, then please address these to "circlefile at goodluck.com " because I 
won't entertain it past this point. Are we green?



>From: John Brevik <jbrevik at csulb.edu>
>Reply-To: The Hammond Forum <hammond at zeni.net>
>To: The Hammond Forum <hammond at zeni.net>
>Subject: Re: [HAM] I'm With Him
>Date: Sun, 1 Jul 2007 07:03:02 -0700
>
>
>Not exactly. My comment was not to say that he's not an evil person --
>obviously he is -- but that the contribution of the extremely small
>number of chop organs to the demise of the all-original 3-series
>console is in the realm of noise compared to other factors.
>
>Arsonist -- nice.
>

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