From breynold@usc.edu Sat Jan 26 12:34:24 2002
Subject:Re: Hammonds and pedals - Love 'em or hate 'em

Thanks. I had no idea!

At 01:51 PM 01/26/2002 -0500, you wrote:
>In a message dated 1/25/02 11:19:40 AM Pacific Standard Time,
>breynold@usc.edu writes:
>
>My question concerns the bench. I currently have a stock a-100 bench. I
>need as much room as possible in transporting. So if I cut the legs and
>attached hinges, I would be getting rid of the lower support wood that
>attaches to the two rear legs. This seems risky to me. Any suggestions?
>
>Or is there a newer commercial bench that spans the stock pedals?
>
>Barry
>
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>
>Barry,
>
>Easy answer on this one. Call Bob Schleicher back and get one of his
>benches. He makes one that uses the same (albeit shorter) hairpin legs that
>he uses on the chop. All four legs fold underneath the bench, and there is a
>Velcro closure to secure them. It is a fairly expensive item, solely a
>function of the cost of the legs, which are custom made. But if you are
>looking for a portable bench that spans pedals, it is the only one I know,
>and it comes with Bob's usual top-notch quality. And since you own a
>Schleicher chop, the bench will even match the organ. Bob usually makes them
>with a brown cloth padded cover, but I personally prefer black cloth. He can
>make it any color you want - typical for Bob's service. You can reach him at
>510-530-0112 (west coast time).
>
>Dan
>
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