Musical Instruments

What can I do about this?

Someone (like a little kid) could have pushed in the screen, damaging the liquid crystal diodes. The only thing you can do is go to the dealer and order a new LCD screen. If you couldn't install it yourself, best to take it to an authorized repair

2008-11-23 16:00:54 by candy

the amp runs at 4 ohms,the speaker is 4 ohms,but is a little small for the bass,can i conect two 8 ohm speakers instead to make it 4 ohms,without loosing volume,i e running 2 speakers instead of 1,i cant find a 12 inch speaker at 4 ohms around50...

yes you could run two 8ohm speakers in paralel to give you 4ohms - not sure if you will get more volume but worth a try .
to connect in paralel connect the positive or red terminals of one speaker to the other and the same for negative or...

2007-03-04 22:31:41 by snobsy

I want a keyboard not a portable hammond. 61 or 76 key please

Check out Roland keyboards. Most will have a hammond setting as well as many others.

2009-02-17 08:45:48 by Phineas D

I LOVE MY Hammond chord organ. I never thought I'd care about such an organ. I mean I had my A102 (actually) and my M3. The A102 was of course the B3 just in a different box and had amps/spkrs. I miss the 25 pedals. Now I have 2, BUUUT they don't...

The volume pedal is a simple variable resistor,
also known commonly as a volume control.

First check the wires and connections to the foot pedal,
both ends, at the pedal, and to the amp.
If you can...

2007-08-26 12:30:12 by paulj0557-vacuum cleaner expert

What is the cheapest, most portable way to get the rich, B-3 sound without actually buying the organ? I would, but the working ones are expensive, and I'm assuming a pain to lug around. Thanks!

Hi

Have a look at the Roland, Korg or Yamaha synthesizers. The sound is darn close to a B3 Hammond and pretty surprising. What we do at the studio is to add a little chorus to it which places emphasis on a rotary type sound which is...

2008-11-20 06:00:48 by aaaannddy