Thanks Admiral.

Dankeschön. :-)

There’s something at the very end you need to clip off. lol

Thank you Greg.

Thanks. :-)
Yesterday I was at the Musikmesse in Frankfurt. I checked the New B3 and several other clones. Unfortunately I never played an old B3. :-(
Which Hammond models do you own? Maybe you can give me one… :-D

Hahahaha…… I’d love to give you one, but they weigh at least 300lbs.
My Hammond organs:

1. Rhythm 2 with two layers of keys, drum machine, draw-bars, and a Leslie speaker. Has little buttons independent, or live from the drum machine where you can get your groove on. Can’t find the model # on it. Quite sure it’s from the early ‘70’s.

2. I’ve an “E” model as well, my oldest. Still works great, but there’s a bit of a problem with the tuning pot. Sticks from time to time.

3. Not sure the model of this one. Can’t find a pic online. It’s younger than the other two. This one is solid-state, no tubes. Also has more advanced features like 1 key chord. Very colorful expression keys…. red and blue. No draw-bars, but a Leslie speaker and a more advanced drum machine.

Sounds nice. But I’m relieved that you don’t own a B3 because then I would be really, really envious of you. :-)
The weight and maintenance seems to be a problem with old Hammonds. Well, my Nord C2 only weighs 34 lb. :-)))))

I’d love to have a B3…. maybe someday. The ones I have require oil (believe it or not) and 2 strong men to move them. Checked out the Nord C2. Looks like a sweet machine. You play it very well.

Yes, the C2 is awesome! The only “problem” is that it has buttons instead of drawbars. But it works fine and you easily get used to it.

Thank you. :)

Thank you, Kara.