If you love the Hammond sound, you're better off with an M-3 than with
an E-100 series.
The pro's:
- full-size manuals and pedalboard
- 3 more presets per manual than an M-3 has (M-3's have no presets).
The con's:
- keyclick engineered out
- expensive-to-replace tubes
- service manual hard to get (compared to M-3, B-3, etc).
- percussion is completely different than B-3
- "finicky" - E-100's and H-100's were not mechanically/electronically
reliable compared to earlier organs.
I had one. I paid $75 for it, and another $50 for the service manual.
A year later, I got an A-105 and sold the E-112 for $125. The buyer
thought it was great at first but fairly quickly realized it wasn't
what he wanted. Eventually he parted it out - it was worth more in
parts (the tubes, the pedalboard, etc) than as a whole. That says a
lot right there.
Doug
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NEVER ALLOW ANYONE TO SPRAY ANYTHING ON THE TAB KEY CONTACTS OR IT'LL
MELT THE PLASTIC PARTS!!.....just for info. Clean them with a
business card strip between the closed contacts or a small burnishing
tool.
Larry
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