From tonysounds@yahoo.com Sun Nov 07 15:21:29 2004
Subject:Re: OK lets decide for ourselves which is the best organ on the market.

???? Not annoyed with the way it's put together, just not sure what it will accomplish. As for the yes and no answers, you're right: yes and no will suffice. You just left off a bunch of questions that would be pertinent to someone looking for a clone, like percussion, keyclick, etc., which is why I added them. As you can see if you read them, you can still answer Yes or No or NA. Hope you like em.

"Vintage Hammond Hire (Scotland)" wrote:
Tony if you have two organs...fill it out twice....feel free...

You seem to be annoyed with the way that the questionnaire was put
together....Yes...No ...or N/A would suffice...I don't think there are any
trick questions...

I think by the end of this exercise...it may show a number of things....but
lets try not expand on the questions.

The exercise was to keep the info to the bear minimum....all you have added
to the end of your email could have been answered with a simply yes or no to
the initial

You could write ten pages about the Voce XK-3, CX3, VK8 or any organ...but
it can be brought done to yes or no.

Any organ can be the winner...

mark

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