From frederick.somerville@gmail.com Thu Jan 19 12:54:54 2012
Subject:Re: This is a great age for the Cloners - lots of affordable good sounding ones

I had a look at the homepage......... organ????

2012/1/19 jukefox

> **
>
> Looks like Casio, of all companies, is jumping into the frey... Jim
> Alfredson's at NAMM and says he can't wait to get his hands on their new
> XW-P1. It evidently has a tonewheel model...more information at their link
> here:
>
> Peace,
> Fox
>
> --- In CloneWheel@yahoogroups.com, "frederick_somerville"
> wrote:
> >
> > 70´s
> > The age of the tranistor home organs
> > 80´s
> > Korg CX3 mk1(the old ones) You could make sound ok but it was not a B3
> The Korg Bx was a nice bird. I have got on spare SM something A IC btw.
> Impossible to find today
> > 90´s
> > Hammond XB3 - It got brilliant reviews - I have one sorry - not that
> brilliant - Hole lot better than a Korg CX3 mk 1
> > 2000´s
> > NewB3, Roland VK models, Korg CX3 MK2 , Oberheim DB25,Hammond XK3
> > Late 2000´2
> > NewB3, Hammichord, VB3 vst, Nord C1, Nord C2, KeyB(when did it arrive)
> >
> > 2011 - 2012
> > Hammond SK1/2, Nord C2d, Crumar Mojo,
> >
> > We now have plenty of "Hammmond B3 Concept" instruments to choose from.
> Many of them at 1 - 3 months of salarys. The NewB3 is probably in the same
> cost region as in its heyday - A years salary
> >
> > Let keep the knowhow of working a "Hammond Organ Concept" organ alive
> and well for many years to come
> > Please complete the list
> >
>
>
>

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MVH Frederick Somerville

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