Help with a Hammond.

[andyg]

I've moved this to the correct section of the forum where it may get a few more comments - and you will be able to look through that section and maybe find some similar threads.

Well, the value may be more than $1, but it's not worth much money. Some have indeed been given away free, some taken to landfill and some sold for very little.

Location and true condition (not just 'looks good' etc) are the main factors. Add them in a reply.

[NICK RENICH]

Hey all,
I have a Hammond organ I am looking to sell but for the life of me can't figure out what it is. Speakers are internal, not a full 32 note AGO pedal board but not a spinet, (2 octaves to be exact). Animation by Leslie, a full rythymn section,5 general presets and a string section. One crescendo shoe, serial # 10796. Model # 328214 (if that means anything). For all my research, it would seem that this organ is from the A-100 series as tonewheelgeneral shows my serial # following in line with the year 1962 but then the website also has a lengthy disclaimer about the a100 series and that many people have misidentified their Hammond. Any help is appreciated. God bless
Mike

Your Hammond is a Commodore around 1980. Not even close to the A-100. Value is less than one dollar. Sorry to give you this news, but it is very unlikely you will sill this instrument.

Hey all,
I have a Hammond organ I am looking to sell but for the life of me can't figure out what it is. Speakers are internal, not a full 32 note AGO pedal board but not a spinet, (2 octaves to be exact). Animation by Leslie, a full rythymn section,5 general presets and a string section. One crescendo shoe, serial # 10796. Model # 328214 (if that means anything). For all my research, it would seem that this organ is from the A-100 series as tonewheelgeneral shows my serial # following in line with the year 1962 but then the website also has a lengthy disclaimer about the a100 series and that many people have misidentified their Hammond. Any help is appreciated. God bless
Mike