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	Electronic Musical Instrument 1870 - 1990 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-05)
		Hammonds machine was designed using technology that relates directly to Cahill's 'Telharmonium' of 1900, but, on a much smaller scale.
		The Hammond organ generated sounds in the same way as the Telaharmonium, the tone weel-The tone generator assembly consisted of an AC synchronous motor connected to a geartrain which drove a series of tone wheels, each of which rotated adjacent to a magnet and coil assembly.
		In the Hammond organ, the fundamental and up to eight harmonics were available and were controlled by means of drawbars and preset keys or buttons.
	www.obsolete.com /120_years/machines/hammond (297 words)

	Hammond organ
		The Hammond organ is an electric organ which was designed and built by Laurens Hammond in April 1935.
		While the Hammond organ was originally sold to churches as a low-cost alternative to the pipe organ, it came to be used for jazz, blues, and to a lesser extent rock music and gospel music.
		Hammonds can be divided into two main groups: the 'Console' models such as the B-3, C-3 or A-100 which have two 61 note manuals and the smaller 'Spinet' models that have two 44 note manuals such as the L-100 and the M-100.
	www.infoweb.co.nz /hammond-organ (339 words)

	Hammond Organ
		Mostly the Hammond organ has 2 sets of nine drawbars (one for the upper manual and one for the lower manual) and 1 or 2 drawbars for the the pedalboard.
		This is pipe organ terminology indicating that the pipe used to produce the lowest note on the keyboard on a pipe organ is actually eight feet long.
		Hammond Percussion is the name that Hammond gave to a patented circuit that changed the attack characteristic of a note.
	users.pandora.be /saelsm/hammond_organ.htm (1004 words)

	Hammond Organ UK Exclusive UK Distributor for Hammond Organs and Leslie Speakers
		After recent discussions with Suzuki Corporation in Japan and Hammond Suzuki Europe, it has been agreed that the special needs of the UK market would be best served by forming a dedicated distribution operation situated within the country, applying specific, regional, marketing concepts.
		Barrie sold Hammond products through his own retail company from 1986 until 1996 when he was asked by Suzuki Corporation, to take on the position of Sales and Marketing Manager for their subsidiary company in the UK.
		As we, this year, celebrate 70 years of the Hammond Organ it is not surprising to me that this unique ‘king’ of musical instruments still excites and motivates all different levels of keyboard performers and will continue to do so for many years to come.
	www.hammondorgan.co.uk /aboutus.htm (357 words)

	History of the Hammond B-3 Organ
		The Hammond is used in all types of music, from Gospel, to Blues, to Jazz, to Funk, to Rock.
		The organ needed an external speaker in order to be heard, and it also needed one specially designed that had rotating speakers, so that the vibrato effects in the organ could come out.
		Someone at the controls of an organ has a lot of power at their disposal, not to mention the possibility of overdrive, which is a common sound used by organ players.
	theatreorgans.com /grounds/docs/history.html (2954 words)

	Benton Electronics Hammond Story
		The Hammond Organ story began in a loft over an Evanston grocery store, for it was there, even before an electric organ was contemplated, that the organization was born that was to become the founder and leading member of an industry.
		Laurens Hammond, the inventor of the Hammond Organ and the founder of the company which bears his name, was born on January 11, 1895, in Evanston, Illinois.
		Hammond Organs are found in some of the most remote areas of the jungle, the polar regions of the north and south and literally everywhere else that man inhabits.
	www.bentonelectronics.com /hammondstory.html (8333 words)

	the mighty Hammondorgan
		The Hammond organ was from the beginning primarily meant to be an instrument for use in homes and churches but it came to spread for far wider use.
		Many musicians found the organ to be very handy due to the fact that the organist handled the base with the base pedals, which meant that the only thing missing to have a complete band was a drummer.
		The Hammond organ was now officially established as one of the coolest (and heaviest) instruments in the world, and thus made its definitive entry into the music history.
	hem.passagen.se /daveo/Hammond_english.htm (1870 words)

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		Due to Laurens Hammonds extreme quality demands, it is still today quite easy to get a hold of Hammond organs in top condition all over the world.
		While the Hammond organ was originally sold to churches as a low-cost alternative to the pipe organ, it came to be used for jazz, blues, and to a lesser extent rock music (in the 1960s and 1970s) and gospel music.
		Specifically designed for Hammond organs, the Leslie 122 series is recommended for larger organs whose pedal range extends down to the lower frequencies.
	www-msn.lycos.com /info/hammond-organ.html (535 words)

	Chapter XIV - The Hammond Organ is Born
		Now Hammond and his assistants, with their own little tone wheels, duplicated many of Miller's experiments, and then pushed on into uncharted seas and all sorts of wierd sounds, some musical and some not, came forth from his laboratory at any time of day.
		Hammond, etc. Well, he sat and spun all this out and I was so pleased, so inwardly pleased that I could say to him, "Well, that's all a very good idea, except I won't go for it.
		There was a tremendous amount of work in assembling it- the Hammond organ has, believe it or not, 17,000 pieces- a lot to be put together by girls- and the wiring is so complicated- if you make one mistake in the wiring then when you put the organ all together it doesn't work.
	thehammondorganstory.com /chapterxiv.asp (5204 words)

	The Hammond Organ: Beauty In The B
		Hammond, a mechanical engineer who was guilty of that profession's most forgivable sin—overengineering—had originally recommended oiling every three or four months, far too often for home use, leading to leaks on living room carpets.
		After examining several church organs and seeing that the top seven notes of the then-standard 32 bass pedals showed little signs of wear, he simply decided to abbreviate them to 25; he also concluded, with little concern for player ergonomics, that it would be cheaper to make them flat rather than concave.
		Other organs had developed a sustain (or âdie-awayâ release) effect, and equipping the Hammond with the transistors needed to enable it on all of the instrumentâs harmonics would have been cost-prohibitive.
	www.allaboutjazz.com /php/article.php?id=23690 (2157 words)

	ORGAN SERVICE COMPANY, INC. - Hammond Manuals
		Service parts, which were then part of the Organ Service Department inventory within the Hammond Organ Company, were retained by a separate company for the purpose of fulfilling the remaining warranty obligations of the company.
		Over the years, thousands of loyal and hardworking Hammond Organ employees gave their all to the making of some of the world's most famous musical instruments.
		Name, phone number, Hammond or Leslie model number, parts, manuals or information you are looking for, etc. We will make return calls to the inquiries which are the most complete on a priority basis.
	www.mitatechs.com /organcom.html (3816 words)

	LESLIE SPEAKERS AND HAMMOND ORGANS RUMORS
		Hammond's own franchised dealers were easily the "world's largest unauthorized Leslie distribution network" and most defied the company's dictum of "no Leslie sales." Hammond artists, often under direct company sponsorship, would refuse to play concerts unless Leslie Speakers also were used.
		Hammond competitors were building new organs with numerous "bells and whistles" and the simplistic B3 was less popular with inexperienced and casual organ buy-ers.
		Hammond was the youngest child and only son of William Andrew Hammond, a Chicago banker and vice president of the (now defunct) First National Bank of Illinois.
	www.hammond-organ.com /History/hammond_lore.htm (5309 words)

	Hammond Organs
		When your organ is being repaired, many parts must be taken out of other old organs, sometimes up to 50 or even 60 years old, which have been scrapped and are being used for parts.
		The vintage Hammond organs are burdened with technology developed in the early 1950's.
		These organs are better than the vintage Hammond organs of the past and it is our mission to bring this new technology to the churches in these areas at affordable prices.
	www.newhammondorgans.com /choosing/choosing.html (986 words)

	Hammond Organ Center - Home Page
		Hammond Organ Center - A service based company, that is dedicated to serving the needs of gospel churches and demanding professionals who want the best.
		Some organs offered are factory stock or upgraded as well as rebuilt classic tonewheel organs as well as other organs.
		If you are trying to find the model number of your Hammond Organ please visit our newly updated page that just may help you.
	www.hammondorgancenter.com (304 words)

	Dom's Music & Hammond organ in-site
		The output signal from the Hammond organ is crossed over at 800 Hz by means of an electronic crossover, prior to amplification.
		Hammond organs sound wonderful by themselves, but when a Leslie speaker is wired up as the power amp, the sound is absolutely brilliant.
		Hammond and Leslie age determination list - Determine the age of your Hammond or Leslie cabinet.
	users.chariot.net.au /~dna/hammond.html (2328 words)

	eBay Guides - Hammond Organ Guide
		Sometimes, these organs will include an add-on, such as the Trek II Percussion unit, which will make it sound very similar to a B3, and is a good option for those starting out who can't afford a B3.
		The same goes for the CV, BC, and BV, which were all made prior to the 2 series, and are generally much harder to upkeep due to their age.
		Of course, as with the Trek II unit, some folks will complete after-market modifications to their organs that remedy this situation, and this upgrade generally increases the value of an older organ.
	reviews.ebay.com /Hammond-Organ-Guide_W0QQugidZ10000000001622963 (998 words)

	Hammond Tonewheel Organ web pages
		Hammond organs FAQ Page has lots of Q&A and how-to info, and the Hammond and Leslie Models page shows the features and time frame of the different tonewheel Hammond organs.
		Hammond and Leslie Age Determination List will help you identify when a particular organ was made.
		Hammond organ additive synthesis by Paul Schnellbecker describes a number of drawbar settings (including the default presets) and how to add them to get a particular combination of sounds.
	cc.ysu.edu /~doug/hammond.htm (1231 words)

	The Hammond Chord Organ
		Hammond also produced more self-contained models like the A-100, which had internal speakers, and various spinet models, such as L-series and M-series, which have fewer keys and pedals than the full-blown "console" models like the B-3 or A-100.
		The Hammond Chord Organ was easy to play, but didn't have the limitations of typical harmonium-style chord organs such as those made by Magnus and many others.
		Aside from the Chord Organ, there were other all-electronic Hammonds, like its predecessors, the Novachord and the Solovox, or its cousin the Extravoice.
	users.rcn.com /clonk/ChordOrgan (1033 words)

	Welcome to the Goff Professional web site!
		When you email or call you'll be able to reach the same guys who restore and customize the instruments you love.
		If you're in the market for a brand new Hammond Organ and Leslie Speaker for church, institutional, professional, or even home use, we offer the full Hammond and Leslie product lines.
		When your Hammond Organ and Leslie Speaker have the Goff Professional logo on them, you'll know your instruments are up to the elite standards held by the best players in the world.
	www.goffprof.com (434 words)

	Hammond Images by VintageHammond.Com Purveyors of Fine Hammonds Worldwide
		The KRLD Radio, Dallas, Texas Studio Hammond 1939 model Hammond A/V. It was the studio organ for KRLD radio in Dallas Tx.
		This Hammond has a serial number of something in the 800s so it is among the first thousand Hammonds ever produced.
		The unit at the top of the case is a Hammond spring reverb unit...no longer needed as the room it plays into is extremely live acoustically.
	www.theatreorgans.com /hammond (960 words)

	Hammond Organ UK Exclusive UK Distributor for Hammond Organs ansd Leslie Speakers
		Hammond Organ UK Exclusive UK Distributor for Hammond Organs ansd Leslie Speakers
		Here you will find everything you need to know about Hammond Organs and Keyboards, Hammond Accessories and Leslie Speakers.
		Also explore an expanding content of useful multi media downloads of product information, education and relevant activities from the world of Hammond.
	www.hammondorgan.co.uk (137 words)

	Hammond Organ service hammond service organ service Hammond (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-05)
		Hammond Organ service hammond service organ service Hammond
		131 - HAMMOND* PIPER AUTOCHORD 3100 and amp; 3200
		Hammond T series - All these models in one book.
	www.organizedservices.com /hammondorgan.htm (331 words)

	Secrets of the Hammond Organ!
		The Hammond organ was the brainchild of Laurens Hammond, who introduced the first Model A in 1935.
		The signature sound of the Hammond is produced by a set of 91 "tonewheels", with precisely cut notches that rotate within magnetic fields.
		The classic Hammond 'growl' is provided by a combination of all these things, and despite the best efforts of contemporary synthesizer manufacturers, has proved surprisingly resistant to emulation.
	www.thesoundsmith.com /private/hammond1.htm (748 words)

	Piano, Organ, and Keyboard: Hammond Organs
		The Hammond chord organ was an immensely popular instrument back in the 50's and 60's where they easily fit into apartments, mobile homes and even bedrooms.
		Since Hammond put out the world's first electronic, non-winded organ, these smaller instruments not only fit into limited space, but were affordable.
		The value of these older organs is completely dependant upon the condition of the instrument and what the buyer is willing to pay for it...usually between 200 to 400 dollars.
	en.allexperts.com /q/Piano-Organ-Keyboard-650/Hammond-Organs.htm (431 words)

	The Hammond Organ
		Designed as the Hammond organ model "A" console, it was patentet by the American inventor and clockmaker Laurens Hammond from Evanstone / Illinois (1895 - 1973) in 1934.
		One of his first recordings at the Hammond organ was "Tambouritza Boogie" with Louis Jordan in 1945.
		Hammond spinet organs like series M3, M100, L100,T100, but also the later produced full size console organs series H100, X66, X77, E100, R100 and the "drawbarless" church organ model G100 are not really important in the history of Hammond Organ Jazz.
	www.tonewheelrecords.umm.at /tonewheel/hammond_organ_eng.html (921 words)

	CD Baby: BIG ORGAN TRIO: Big Organ Trio
		The instrumental funk/jazz/rock Hammond organ trio has been touted as a more energy packed and amped up version of MMW and Soulive.
		Big Organ Trio released their debut album in early 2006, and for music fans, they continue to be an electrifying band to see live.
		As someone who owns a hammond, plays one, and tries to listen to every new player that comes out it's refreshing to see someone doing something so different on the instrument.
	cdbaby.com /bigorgantrio (1925 words)

	Sheet Music Plus - Hammond Organ Complete
		The secret to creating funky sizzles and classic Hammond sounds is mastering the combined use of the drawbars, expression pedal, and the Leslie speaker speed switch.
		Blues and Rock Techniques for Hammond Organ For organ...
		Play the Hammond Organ - Part 2 By Orville R. Foster...
	www.sheetmusicplus.com /a/item.html?item=4542322&id=79590 (299 words)

	Amazon.com: Hammond Organ Complete: Books: Dave Limina (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-05)
		The secret to creating funky sizzles and classic Hammond sounds is mastering the combined use of the drawbars, expression pedal, and the Leslie speaker speed switch.
		Hammond organ inventor Laurens Hammond was an engineer who began to profit from his skill as an inventor in the early 1920s.
		I thought there were no Hammond methods, but somehow I found this one, and it's a good starting point for neophytes of the B-3 and drawbar organs.
	www.amazon.com /Hammond-Organ-Complete-Dave-Limina/dp/0634014331 (1273 words)

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