screechy, reedy, weedy - combies in spinet's clothing

[Guest]

ok, so, some of you know full well by now that i like 'em screechy and transistorized.</P>


but combo organs in alaska are slim to nil, or vastly overpriced.</P>


being of relative inexperience in the spinet department, are there any spinets that pull a nice balls-out VOX or Farfisa impression? something with compact electronics that could be chopped would be neat to... the chick from the Okmoniks did it with her Hammond Sounder, and its really cool!</P>


the hammond J-412 i found does it pretty well, but it was pretty badly abused and ihave a feeling its not going to last forever...</P>


any suggestions?</P>

[Clavier]

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Although, if you chopped it I'd have to hurt you.[:)]
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[andyg]

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Now that's a blast from the past. </p>

Andy
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[Guest]

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hahaha... yeah, i suppose a continental would pull the VOX sound pretty well, wouldnt it?</P>


and really, who would ever think of chopping such a rare beauty? not i.</P>

[FlametopFred]

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[quote user="Voxinental85"]

ok, so, some of you know full well by now that i like 'em screechy and transistorized.</p>


but combo organs in alaska are slim to nil, or vastly overpriced.</p>


being of relative inexperience in the spinet department, are there
any spinets that pull a nice balls-out VOX or Farfisa impression?
something with compact electronics that could be chopped would be neat
to... the chick from the Okmoniks did it with her Hammond Sounder, and
its really cool!</p>


the hammond J-412 i found does it pretty well, but it was pretty
badly abused and ihave a feeling its not going to last forever...</p>


any suggestions?</p>

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Any of those transitorized
Hammond/Suzuki models work quite nicely, as will just about any Yamaha
Electone. Why heck, just about any transistor organ, console or
otherwise, wil sound screechy, reedy, weedy and freakingly weird enough
if you get rid of the speakers and run it through a Marshall or
whatever you have around the igloo. </p>

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Kinura comes to mind.</p>

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There are probably plenty of Electones in Alaska. Good luck and keep us posted!

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[Guest]

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Brand new Nord C1? Dealers can let you have it for like 20 bux a month (for the rest of your life) I plinked on one at a local shop, they are a very nice pro quality instrument , with 'virtual' sampled vox, farfisa and B3. You set them up em more or less the same way as the original instrument, it's not like pushing the '60's organ' preset on a GSM keyboard. </p>

http://www.nordkeyboards.com/main.asp?tm=Products&amp;clpm=Nord_C1_Organ</p>


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