Hammond manuals

 · Hammond Organ Repair, Service Sales Manuals Make no mistake. This is the most complete collection of Hammond Organ Repair, Service, and Sales books on DVD found anywhere on the Planet at the lowest possible cost/5(7). Owners manual EX Dutch (PDF-File KB) GM General-Midi Expander with GM-sounds and Hammond sounds. Owners manual GM English (PDF-file KB) PKPXK: note radial Midi-pedalboard for XK-system. Owners manual PKXPK English (PDF-file KB). These manuals are the original manuals that were given to a client who purchased a Hammond Tone wheel organ. Hope they can be a help to you. Original Owners Manual for .

Hammond B, C, A Owners Manual PDF. This is the original Hammond organ manual and is relevant to all B series organs, BV, B2 B-3, CV, C2, C-3, and A organs manual. We are charging a small administrative fee of $ to maintain and administrate this site. Warning: Before you move the manuals or drawbar base, be sure to protect the organ case from scratches. See notes on HowToRaiseTheManuals. If you've reached this page because you're planning a BusbarLubeJob then note that you cannot access the busbars just by raising the manuals. The manual chassis must be removed. Hammond Manuals. We provide standard maintenance procedures for the manuals, including critical bussbar repair, cleaning, and lubrication. Bussbar service may be the single most important maintenance to any Hammond organ, and will dramatically improve the sound and response of most organs. Much like the generator, the manuals are the "second heart" of Hammond organs.

Restored Hammond Service Manual available. 19/05/ HammondToday. A post on the organ forum provides for the download location of a newly restored version of the Hammond Organ Service Manual for free download, painstakingly put together by Organ Forum member Joey B3. The new version has been completely re-typeset, some pictures have been. A restored version of the master service manual of the 70s 80s. Also contains info and diagrams missing from Hammond manuals since the early 50s. One of the most distinctive parts of the Hammond sound is the shimmering "Chorus Vibrato". It adds a silken quality to the sound by adding a second, slightly detuned pitch to the original in the Chorus Mode, and repeat-modulating the pitch slightly in Vibrato mode. Mr. Hammond's original design used an electromechanical apparatus that looked much like the distributors you would find in the.