Info (fwd)

[bevis@apg.ph.ucl.ac.uk (Bevis Peters)]

Can anyone help this guy more than I? He's not on the mailing list, so use his
email address.

Forwarded message:
> From Ezekialde@aol.com Wed Apr  2 16:00:39 1997
> Date: Tue, 1 Apr 1997 17:46:18 -0500 (EST)
> From: Ezekialde@aol.com
> Message-Id: <970401174435_1185662262@emout06.mail.aol.com>
> To: bevis
> Subject: Info
> 
[ snip]
> the keyboard to turn up how much reverb you want), but here are the things I
> am inquiring about.
>        1. On the right next to the reverb knob in a separate box is a toggle
> switch    which has two positions and the brand name "Edwards".  I can't
> figure out what that does.  It doesn't seem to affect anything that I can
> hear.  Wondering about that.
>        2.  "Benson Bass".  This reads above my two bass drawbars and also on
> the first drawbar to the right of it which would be one of lower manual sets.
>  It gets an extremely good bass sound, unlike the harsh sound of a
> conventional type Hammond bass pedal sound.  I know about what this does, but
> was wondering if you have any info on it so that I may utilize it to it's
> full extent.
>  
[snip]
> about.  Oh, one more thing, I also have two A-100's and one of them I have to
> click the start button several times before it engages to start the motor
> turning.  Wonder if you know of a fix for that.  I am asking you all of this
> because there is no one around here that knows anything at all about this
> stuff.  I am in Branson, Missouri now but was living in Tucson, Arizona when
> I bought this B3 at an estate sale.  Thank you so much for reading this.
>   Luther Nallie
> 


-- 
Bevis Peters, http://www.phys.ucl.ac.uk/~bp/
"Don't take life so seriously...It's not permanent"
(APL has so few views, mine might as well be them)