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  • Organkeys Jones
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    How many of us did it take to get him to make correction? 😀 He even double the speaker! Was one, now two HC-15s. I told him it was a two channel organ.

    Now about that price ...

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  • myorgan
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    Check the listing now. I pointed out the discrepancies, and new/accurate photos were posted.

    Michael

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  • Silken Path
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    I think I saw this organ sitting in a church a few months ago. That would have been on Atlanta CL "outside listing." I think it was in SC or NC.

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  • Organkeys Jones
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    He has now added the model label photo to the eBay listing.

    I asked him about the two different consoles, no response to that. I asked about the single speaker and he said it works with just one speaker. He does have 4 speakers available. And he sent a separate message: "Serious inquiries only." How did he know I wasn't serious??
    Last edited by Organkeys Jones; 09-07-2024, 02:18 PM.

  • Organkeys Jones
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    The Reverb ad has the model label, ADC-2110-T. But that photo isn't on the eBay listing.

  • John Vanderlee
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    Also note that the seller never showed a picture of the model # label. So I asked him. We'll see.

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  • Organkeys Jones
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    I agree with you, Larry, photos 1 & 11 (also 2) on the Reverb ad are the same D console. But there are toe stud photos from two different consoles, and the stop rail tabs match the 2110-T (T console). I think I will message the seller to ask why he used photos of two different consoles in his ad & auction.

  • AllenAnalog
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    Look closely at the flooring, the wall color, the steps leading up to the console platform and the gray molding on the wall behind the console. To me it appears to be the same in both photo 1 (console front) and photo 11 (console rear) on the Reverb listing.

  • myorgan
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    All I can say is to check the feedback profile. I believe it was left by one of our members.

    Michael

  • Organkeys Jones
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    Larry- I don't think the console with the cables coming out of it is the same organ whose stop tabs are pictured. The speaker cables are coming out of a D console, the stop rail is the 2110 which is in the T console. The extra custom speaker tabs seem to account for the extra speaker cables from a 2-channel ADC-2000 series, but nothing else matches.

    As you pointed out in July, the 2110 did not have toe studs so those unlabeled studs must be an add-on. Perhaps they duplicate the 10 generals.

    Mixing up photos in an organ ad isn't the only place this happens. I have seen several online car ads where the car in the photo is a completely different color from the printed description. And sometimes it's a different model. Hard to tell if it's deception or carelessness.​

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  • AllenAnalog
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    The organ was discussed on page 3 of this thread from July and it referenced a listing of the organ on reverb.com: https://organforum.com/forums/forum/...p-%F0%9F%98%A9

    If you look at the engraving on the general tabs and the number of brown wires coming out of the back of the organ, there obviously were UNIVREL relays and four speaker locations in the original church installation. So that would have been eight speakers if it was a 2-channel organ.

    https://reverb.com/item/81022210-all...-hc15-speakers

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  • Larason2
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    I agree both that this is strange, and that I seem to recall seeing this organ before! At least the first picture. I'm trying to figure out how this organ could be connected to one HC15 speaker, but I can't think of any way! Did Allen ever accommodate odd piston location requests? Clearly photos of more than one organ, which I consider a bit deceitful. In any case again, run far away!

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  • Organkeys Jones
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    Michael - it just shows how confusing the ad is if it can confuse smart guys like us!

  • myorgan
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    You are correct. I cannot read those either.

    Michael

  • Organkeys Jones
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    Michael - The two pedals I'm talking about are on console picture with labeled toe studs. Can you really read those labels? I can see how long the words are. There's a short word on the left and longer word (or words!) on the right.

    But on the T console pics with no labels on the toe studs, the longer words (Great-Pedal) are on the left and the shorter (Swell) is on the right.

    I think the D console with labeled studs has a Swell expression (really for the whole organ) and a Crescendo pedal. A clear photo could prove me wrong, though.

    I also think that's why the seller posted a D console when he is selling a T console. The seller just chose a photo that had two expression pedals.

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