Hannah inside

Hannah, my A100, gonna have some new feelings insite. Most parts from her, I go to clean and repair them. Only I don´t know if I give her a new black dress. Or I let her in her old wood dress. I still think about it.
The music played in the background is a old recording what I did with Hannah

Category:

Music

Tags:

• hammond
• b3
• organ
• leslie
• A100
• Atti
• distortion
• orgel
• music
• sippenaeken
• blues
• repair

[tehtube]

Beautiful, exceptional B3 guts, and video. But, why must deassmbled?

[jolandagos]

There where many defects insite. Like vibrato was motorboating-2 keys where not working-there was a hum in the amp-percussion was not working alwas. And when you cleanup the complete machine, you have after a new feeling. Thats why deassmbling.

Thanks for the comment

[hbenny1]

I installed a generator and preamp in a B3 a couple years ago, man was that a lot of soldering!!!

I have a CV with a 122

[jolandagos]

I know, That is realy a lot of work. But the result is so beautifull. Thanks for your comment. I hear you playing at a Local Church.

[fystasjoppheng]

To see the Hammond tonewheel spinning is nothing you see very often-a beautiful look!

[hbenny1]

Hows Hannah's rebuild coming along?

[jolandagos]

It is a timemachine

[jolandagos]

Thank you for the interesting comment SkinnerBlues. I start to be a little nervous on the moment. The scouring from the woodparts are today finish. And Now I thinking to put oil or transperant paint to cover the wood. I still don´t know. Lets see

[jolandagos]

The wires are not the problem. There is a kind of logic insite the wires. In the beginning I was also not feeling well about the wires, but when you start to disconnect them, you see that there is a system. Also I took pictures from all the wiresystem. Today I scour the woodpart. Its gonna be beautifully. The day that Hannah is ready to scream again, is for me also a special day. Lets see..

[musicmaker85]

All I can say is, I praise you for your ability to work on Hammond organs. What really intimidates me is all the wires. How do you remember which ones go where?