From tweriorw@yahoo.com Sat Aug 07 19:26:30 2004
Subject:Re: Hammond M3 for sale

I have had occasion to try an M3 out in a studio setting a few times. Although I am not very technically knowledgeable I understand there are less tone wheels and the last octave does not have the high end that the A/B/C models have.
The man from Goff I'm sure knows the ins and outs of this model. I am not a paid endorser, but Goff is highly regarded among Hammond players. They refurbed a 122 amp for me at a reasonable price and did a top notch job.

Curt Burnett wrote:
Thank you all for the help on the M3 question. It was my first serious
post and I got all I could hope for from it. We're using the Oberheim at
church (we have a pipe organ but it's hard to do a good Gospel with it)
so it doesn't get moved much. A little M3 might just be the ticket. I'm
going to seriously consider getting one now, at whatever price, and then
shop for a Leslie.

Thanks!

--
Curt Burnett
Seametrics Inc.
www.seametrics.com
1-800-975-8153
253-827-0284
fax: 253-872-0285

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