Before you say "nothing!" let me explain. I found a 1978 B-3000 in nearly showroom condition. After several hours of cleaning, the organ came back to life and sounds great! I was going to sell and put $ towards an A-100,2, or 5, a C3 or B3 if I could find. Talking with an expert tonewheel Hammond guy, he told me that the organ basically wasn't worth the effort it takes to throw it away. Said he would not take it for free. But when I put it up for sale for $1,500, my phone blew up. I wound up looking at a trade for a C3 and putting 2K with. I didn't really care for the way the C3 sounded. Did not have as "bright" as sound as the 3000. Is this a result of something not up to snuff or???
Not calling the deal dead just yet, but need to find the right organ. As I mentioned, the B-3000- is in nearly perfect condition with the matching 722 Leslie. Both in excellent condition. Part of the problem I had with the C3 was it did not have a matching speaker. This will go in my living room as part of the furniture.
Not calling the deal dead just yet, but need to find the right organ. As I mentioned, the B-3000- is in nearly perfect condition with the matching 722 Leslie. Both in excellent condition. Part of the problem I had with the C3 was it did not have a matching speaker. This will go in my living room as part of the furniture.
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