[HAM] Playing around with an old E 100

[Michael Downes]

The E100 is under-appreciated. If your technically-minded or don't use percussion that much, the E is a very respectable Hammond. 
   
  Michael T. Downes

"Bohachewsky, Andrew V." <abohachewsky at draper.com> wrote:
  Hey Benjamin,

Looks like you got the major mods done on the E100. If you'd like I have
a writeup (word document) from a fellow in England on what he did to get
the E100 as B3 sounding as possible. Happy to forward it along to you
(or anybody else) if you're interested. As I said it looks like you hit
the major mods, there may have been a couple more mentioned in the
writeup.

Andy

-----Original Message-----
From: hammond-bounces at zeni.net [mailto:hammond-bounces at zeni.net] On
Behalf Of benjamin
Sent: Tuesday, April 22, 2008 5:17 AM
To: hammond at zeni.net
Cc: benjaminmassy at hotmail.com
Subject: [HAM] Playing around with an old E 100

Hello Ham lovers ,I ve recently been busy building something for my
younger friend Nick , for the moment he doesnot have the moneys to pay
for a full B3 but I gave him a cheap start with this converted and
customized E100 , it plays rather nice , got the right percussion
settings wich are even internally made adjustable for him ; did away
with all the unnessesary rubish dad isn't used on this 'E' 


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