From bcarr22@hotmail.com Mon Jan 23 20:47:05 2012
Subject:RE: Are you guys able to demo this stuff before you buy...and where?


"There are so many more guitarists than keyboard players -- always has
been true -- and in a tough market, it doesn't pay to carry big-ticket
items that sell infrequently."

Regards,

-BW
Bruce Wahler
Ashby Solutions.com^(TM)


And most guitarists have five - ten - twenty or more guitars. Each one sounds/feels/plays different. Some of the diehard faithful may own multiple Hammonds, but most of us are doing good just to have ONE dedicated clonewheel.

I don't happen to own a genuine Hammond or a even clone yet, but am now researching my first clonewheel purchase. I can't believe my good fortune at being in the market for a clone at this point in time, with all the new offerings available. I'm leaning toward (in order) 1. C2D, 2. Mojo, 3. SK2. First and Second swap places almost daily and aren't seperated by very much, IMO. I continue to be amazed at the quality of each new product being launched. The next thing you know, Numa will announce adding a dual manual organ to their lineup and will really muddy up the process even more. I wish I could afford a real B3/122, but can't. Not to mention that I would have no way to transport it to gigs, assuming I'd want to subject it to that.

It truly is a great time to be in the market for a clonewheel organ.





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