Using M3 percussion unit on other hammond organs.

[Guest]

Is it possible to install the M3 percussion unit into a hammond CV organ? if so how?
Im sure it will involve lots o soldering.

rocksteady

[sfp1954]

There is no "percussion unit" - you would have to move the entire M3 amplifier (plus the percussion switching tablet) and just use the inputs and outputs you need.

This is why Trek has a successful business.
http://www.trekii.com/TP2B.html

It's simpler, cleaner, faster and you get three percussion overtones with adjustable volumes.

http://www.jardini.com/trekII.html

[Sweet Pete]

My 'Franken CV' had L100 amps and preamps.No problem finding B+ for the CV preamp....didn't need the L100 vibrato preamp....
ran my percussion 'non vibrato' post rheo box(different than the M3/B3 'doghouse').I always liked the reverb on the L100,and the second
harmonic perc on fast decay (L100) sounds great as well IMO.
No M3/M100 were harmed,I harvested the remains of an old chopped L100.An old chopped M supplied most of the smooth playing keys,and bless Bob Schleicher for GIVING me
some C2 drawbars/base controls and preset panel.Split my vibrato.Eventually another M3 chop came my way.Enough smooth playing keys to finish both manuals.

Learned a little along the way.Have played the same A100 for twenty years.Same B2 for fourteen.CV is long gone.....how did it sound? Did I keep it? Heck no.......a few good ones
got away from me along the way.I've been at it nearly fifty years.Can't keep them all,what's the use in hoarding?

[enor]

ran my percussion 'non vibrato' post rheo box(different than the M3/B3 'doghouse')

So you ran the perc at constant volume, regardless of pedal position???