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Correct me if I'm wrong but the HR-40 does indeed send B+ voltage on pin #5 right?
Thanks jw
Thanks jw
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BCV, C2, M3, C3
HR40, 142, 760, 771
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Yes, it does....1st born: 1958 B3 & 1964 Leslie 122
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Thanks! I will confirm when I get into it later tonight. Much appreciated.Originally posted by JoeyB3 View PostBCV, C2, M3, C3
HR40, 142, 760, 771
Once upon a time I was a musician, now I just collect Hammonds!:->Comment
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It sends B+ on pin 5 of the amplifier connector, which your organ will only get if it has a 6 pin connecting cable on both sides. 6 to 5 cables omit the B+ pin on the organ side.Comment
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Yep, I'm new to the game and didn't realize my HR40 had the b-plus because I was using it with my C2. I didn't realize I was using a 5 to 6 pin cord until this morning. I bought BCV the other day and I've been alligator clipping from the swell when all along I had the b-plus and didn't know it. DerpOriginally posted by muckelroy View PostBCV, C2, M3, C3
HR40, 142, 760, 771
Once upon a time I was a musician, now I just collect Hammonds!:->Comment
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When Hammond switched to -2 series organs with self-powered preamps, they started installing 5-pin sockets in the outlet boxes. Many of these 5-pin sockets have been replaced over the years, especially if the organ has a 6W kit installed, but you still find them.I'm David. 'Dave' is someone else's name.Comment
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