I have an Allen 603 that has an amp rack that houses all of the amps for the various channels. the amp rack has a power supply that is supposed to turn on and off with a 12v relay from the console. I just recently received this organ so I'm not sure where to connect it on the organ. Any help would be appreciated!
There should be a matching terminal strip inside the console. Just look for +12 volts and ground side by side, normally in the console floor.
John
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keep in mind also, that the power relay (12 v.d.c.) is on a >time delay< of about 8 or so seconds so that you will not hear all the digital start-up hash that is generated sometimes. There will be a 2 position barrier strip somewhere in the base of the console and should be marked (unless the label glue has dried up and let go).
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