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I just got an offer for a free Kimball L200. The pictures look great. From reading on this site, I understand that I should not expect much except for tibia voices to be strong. I will mention that to transport this organ from it's location to mine will cost apx. $100.00. I am taking another Hammond this weekend so getting this organ is not a must. I will appreciate your input on the L200. Thanks, Jerry.
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Re: Kimball L200
It does look good, and as it's a bigger Kimball, the sound should be reasonable too. But, it's over 30 years old and probably is going to take some maintenance to get going and keep going. have a look at some of the other Kimball posts for details of contact problems, for example. Free is the right price, but that $100 bill for moving it leads me to say don't bother with it, unless you want to get stuck in with both hands.</p>
Andy
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Re: Kimball L200
[quote user="HammondSound"] I will appreciate your input on the L200. [/quote]</P>
G'day Jerry,</P>
Spend your100 bucks on Hammond oil, you'll get better value for your money.</P>
Cheers,</P>
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