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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fZs_kaHCEPo This is the Conn 632 "Serenade" ironically, the Style 201 which is the Church version. I love this baby. There are a couple of intermittent contacts but I work my way around them.
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Current Organs/Keyboards:1967 Hammond H-111, 1971 Hammond L-112, 1972 Hammond T-524
Leslie cabinets: 1975 Leslie 825 & 1974-76 Leslie Model 705
Past Organs/Keyboards: 1961 Hammond L-101, 1974 Kawai E-300, 1968 Yamaha B-55N, 1979 Yamaha Electone B-55N, 1984 Yamaha Electone ME-50 and a lot more! -
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Thanks Admin. I love the versatility this baby offers me! Although I need a drum machine hooked up to it.Originally posted by Admin View Post
Current Organs/Keyboards:1967 Hammond H-111, 1971 Hammond L-112, 1972 Hammond T-524
Leslie cabinets: 1975 Leslie 825 & 1974-76 Leslie Model 705
Past Organs/Keyboards: 1961 Hammond L-101, 1974 Kawai E-300, 1968 Yamaha B-55N, 1979 Yamaha Electone B-55N, 1984 Yamaha Electone ME-50 and a lot more!Comment
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Quite nice in every way, Nathan! I sold several of those organs back in the 70's and always enjoyed them. Nice to hear one that still plays so well. Good luck with it and keep up the playing.John
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Did they have a drum machine originally? This is the style 201 which is the church/institutional version.Originally posted by jbird604 View PostCurrent Organs/Keyboards:1967 Hammond H-111, 1971 Hammond L-112, 1972 Hammond T-524
Leslie cabinets: 1975 Leslie 825 & 1974-76 Leslie Model 705
Past Organs/Keyboards: 1961 Hammond L-101, 1974 Kawai E-300, 1968 Yamaha B-55N, 1979 Yamaha Electone B-55N, 1984 Yamaha Electone ME-50 and a lot more!Comment
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Best I know, the model 632 was always a "church" model without any drums or other automatic features. There were other models in the 630 series that had theater voices and home-player features, and they were based on the same tone generator and general layout. Other Conn folks here would be more knowledgeable about those models, as I mostly dealt with churches in both sales and service.John
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