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| | Vintage Hammond Tonewheel and Tube Organs |
 | | The primary differences between the M-100 and the console organs (B-2, C-2, A-100, etc.) is that manuals and pedal sections are shorter. |
 | | To explain: If you look at a B3, or any tone wheel organ from a technological perspective, these are built on the principle of additive synthesis; which means: fundamentals are generated and then combined to generate harmonics, which is acomplished by the mixing by drawbars. |
 | | The tones of the chord organ, in contrary, are generated by highly unstable tube oscillators - 3 systems genrating sound, that is somewhat out of tune, hence a completely different sounding instrument. |
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