Everywhere I've looked, All the info I've seen is that the ”later M-100s” got the AO-67 instead of the AO-29. But, what is a ”later M-100” in this context?
Asking because I have M-102 serial 72247 on the way in (I've bought it unseen) and the original bill of sale is included, with a september '68 date. I'm guessing this one is likely to have the AO-67?
Current organs: AV, M-3, A-100
Current Leslies: 22H, 122, 770
I think I remember reading somewhere once that it was 67-68 that used it, but I'm not sure. According to tonewheel hospital that serial would've been produced in 67, so I'd say it's likely to have an AO-67, since even if I'm wrong about the years that's probably within a year of when they stopped being produced (January 68), so I'd say it's a safe bet that that's a “later” M100.
1949 Hammond CV w/1960 Leslie 45 (converted to 145), using H-1 and Leslie 25 amp
1958 & 63 Hammond M3
1963 Hammond L100 with 70s Leslie 120
1979 Rhodes Piano
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