Hammond Organ – Manual and docs – RT-3 C3 B3

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i=7-hZf__WPfs4P7KBSPECIFICATIONS CONCERT MODELS RT, RT-2, AND RT-3
DIMENSIONS:
CONCERT
MODEL RT:
Closed, without pedal keyboard: 57″ wide, 40″ high, 29″
deep. Open, and with pedal keyboard: 57″ wide, 46-7/8″
high, 47-5/8″ deep.
Equipped with Hammond Vibrato providing three degrees of
true Vibrato and an “off” position, effective simultane-
ously on both manuals, together with Vibrato Chorus usable
in three different degrees and “off”.
IN PRODUCTION: July 1949 to September 1949.
SELLING PRICE: $2,475.00 – Walnut.
CONCERT
MODEL RT-2:
Same as Model RT but with controls which provide Vibrato
on either or both manuals, also additional control for
“normal” or “soft” overall volume.
IN PRODUCTION: November 1949 to January 1955.
SELLING PRICE: $2,970.00 – Walnut.
CONCERT
MODEL RT-3:
Same as Model RT-2 but with Hammond Percussion feature.
IN PRODUCTION: January 1955 to
SELLING PRICE: $3,450.00 – Walnut.$3,555.00 – Oak.
11SPECIFICATIONS CONCERT MODELS RT, RT-2, AND RT-3 (Continued)
MANUALS:
PEDAL
KEYBOARD:
Swell and Great, 61 playing keys each.
32-note, concave, radiating, detachable, built to AGO
specifications.
PEDAL SOLOHas pedal solo system with separate volume control,
SYSTEM:
providing following solo effects; 32-foot Bourdon,
32-foot Bombarde, 16-foot Solo, 8-foot Solo, 4-foot
Solo, 2 and 1-foot Solo. Also tablets for Mute Control
and Pedal Solo On.
TONAL
CONTROLS:
9 preset keys and 2 sets of 9 adjustable harmonic drawbars
for each manual; for pedals, two adjustable drawbars
(16′ and 8′).
EXPRESSION:One expression pedal, controlling Swell, Great, and Pedals.
AC INPUT:Approximately 110 to 130 watts, plus wattage required by
Tone Cabinets.
WEIGHT:As illustrated, approximately 525 lbs.

 

 

 

5 Conductor console-to-cabinet or cabinet-to-cabinet cable. This is identical
to the 6 conductor cable except that it has no shield and one end has a 5 pole plug
instead of a 6 pole plug. It has no B + conductor, the fifth wire being used for
ground. It is used for carrying power and signal between amplifiers, since a B +
connection is never needed beyond the first power amplifier; to connect an
echo cabinet, since in this case also no B + connection is required; and as a
console-to-cabinet cable for models where the console preamplifier has its own
power supply. In case 5 conductor bulk cable is not available, a 5 conductor cable
assembly may be made from 6 conductor bulk cable, using the shielded wire for
ground and leaving the shield disconnected. NOTE: 5 conductor console -to-cabinet
cable is used with Models B-2, B-3, C-2, C-3, RT-2, RT-3, A-1OO, and D-100.S

Sound guy xmas idea #14 – A custom piece of studio furniture

If it’s not custom it’s crap.  And, if it’s not designed and built with the love and respect for the craft like Brock at 2egress builds, it’s also crap.

I met Brock my first week in Toronto and was blown away by his designs and builds.   The most elegant, tasteful, and quality Recording Studio Furniture on the market.

If you want to deliver something special to your special sound guy you will have to order it soon, like today if you want delivery by xmas.

Check out his website: 2egress.com and give him a call, he will inspire something you’ve never thought of. 
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EMS Synthi 100 – Formerly at the University of Saskatchewan – Saskatoon Music Department

EMS Synthi 100 - Formerly at the University of Saskatchewan - Saskatoon Music Department

EMS Synthi 100 – Formerly at the University of Saskatchewan – Saskatoon Music Department

EMS Synthi 100 - Formerly at the University of Saskatchewan - Saskatoon Music Department

EMS Synthi 100 – Formerly at the University of Saskatchewan – Saskatoon Music Department

EMS Synthi 100

EMS Synthi 100 – Formerly at the University of Saskatchewan – Saskatoon Music Department

EMS Synthi 100 - Formerly at the University of Saskatchewan - Saskatoon Music Department

EMS Synthi 100 – Formerly at the University of Saskatchewan – Saskatoon Music Department

EMS Synthi 100

EMS Synthi 100 – Formerly at the University of Saskatchewan – Saskatoon Music Department

EMS Synthi 100

EMS Synthi 100 – Formerly at the University of Saskatchewan – Saskatoon Music Department

EMS Synthi 100 - Formerly at the University of Saskatchewan - Saskatoon Music Department

EMS Synthi 100 – Formerly at the University of Saskatchewan – Saskatoon Music Department

EMS Synthi 100 - Formerly at the University of Saskatchewan - Saskatoon Music Department

EMS Synthi 100 – Formerly at the University of Saskatchewan – Saskatoon Music Department

EMS Synthi 100 - Formerly at the University of Saskatchewan - Saskatoon Music Department

EMS Synthi 100 – Formerly at the University of Saskatchewan – Saskatoon Music Department

EMS Synthi 100 - Formerly at the University of Saskatchewan - Saskatoon Music Department

EMS Synthi 100 – Formerly at the University of Saskatchewan – Saskatoon Music Department

EMS Synthi 100 - Formerly at the University of Saskatchewan - Saskatoon Music Department

EMS Synthi 100 – Formerly at the University of Saskatchewan – Saskatoon Music Department

Urge to smash

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I recently acquired a new computer and have begun the “Migration” from old to new. I know it’s not a quick process (600+ Gb from machine to machine) but by my math this estimation, using FW800, was WAY OUT. The problem turns out that the computer was going to sleep during this migration!! Why the HELL would it do such a stupid thing? There were no options for sleeping as it’s a fresh install. Shame on Apple.
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After three failed attempts, I had to find a solution to me sitting at two idle computers for 8 hours.

AND HERE IT IS!
(standby for video)
Fanimation

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I needed to be able to leave it also… so in an audio Macgyver moment of desperation I turn to my biggest fan. The cable for the Trackball is moved by an oscillating fan. The headphones are on top of an upside down trackball, this and the duct tape give the trackball some weight to push on the keyboard (for computer 1) the movement also pushes a button on a Magic Trackpad (computer 1)

so far attempt number four is going smoothly (knock on wood)

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Wurli nightmare…

Quite possibly the WORST place a bobby pin could fall inside a Wurli

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