[HAM] A-100 reverb unit location

[Mike Kearney]

Thanks to both Daves for the info and advice. Dave Bishop's description 
certainly made sense, but sure wasn't what I had originally imagined.  I 
managed to find a picture that matches what he described, I think.

http://www.retroaudiolab.com/pictures/hammondm143test.jpg

Is that it? The brackets on my 1122 would seem to mount it with the 
input/output connectors facing down, rather than up as in this picture. 
But maybe they got swapped around when the unit was removed and prepared 
for shipping.  Thanks again.

Regards,
Mike

Dave Bishop wrote:
> Looking from the back of the organ the amplifier is on the lower left side. 
> The reverb amp is fixed on the lower right side, toward the front of the 
> organ.  The reverb tank is directly behind the reverb amp, with its back 
> flush to the organ's backpanel.  In orientation, the springs face toward the 
> front of the organ, and the long dimension is parallel to the the organ 
> floor.  There is a flange on the reverb tank so that it could be mounted 
> flat.  In order to stand it up behind the reverb tank, there are a pair of 
> wooden rectangular "standoffs" mounted to the organ floor the width of the 
> flange, and the tank screws onto those standoffs to keep it upright.  You 
> would want to remove the two side-mount straps shown in your picture and add 
> your own standoffs.  Hope this vague description helps.
>
> Regards,
>
> Dave Bishop 
>
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