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Hammond@zk3.dec.com Archives
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These are the archives from Mark Longo's original Hammond List, 1994-97
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[Date Prev][Date Next][Thread Prev][Thread Next][Date Index][Thread Index] Re: Leslie acquisition-760
Buy the 760 for $300. if it's COMPLETE, sounds good at higher volume, and looks in good overall condition - the toulex cabinet and chrome / plastic rings are not falling apart from road use or water damage. The Pedal preamp may become a problem, as the electronics are old and get very noisy. The 760 can be successfully retro-fitted into a 122 or 147, but the woofer is wrong, a crossover is required, and of course a tube preamp must be found. Use windex on the cabinet and then Armorall it heavily and repeatedly. . Worst case, use it, find a 147 or 122, sell the 760 and put the money toward the other Leslie. 760 Tech Tip - the power supply contains a filter capacitor (big & silver) which ALWAYS goes bad and causes hum. If you plan on using the Leslie, I strongly suggest you replace and upgrade the 4 diodes in the power supply and REPLACE the filter capacitor. This small maintenance act saves a lot of trouble later on! Also, unplug all of the plug connectors among the amplifiers and power supply (one-at-a-time) and spray them with Cramolin R-5 or another commercial contact spray / deoxidant. Do not use RADIO SHACK tech spray!! Good luck with the motor service. Al Goff, GOFF Professional, via AOL
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