1959
Hammond A-100
The first year they were made.
This is like a mini B3, 5" narrower in depth and No more removing doors when used as a gig organ. Also, with a few more mods to the cab, this could be a road warrior or rental organ. For the home, this size will go into places where a B or C won't go. Starting at the end, here is the finished organ.
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The Leslie switch has been removed and I've installed a foot switch on the volume pedal | And these wires are not hanging anymore | Just left of center is an organ mate reverb which I have removed |

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Shown With back cover removed | Refinished cab with speakers and front panel removed. Also removed reverb and power amp to open things up and make the organ lighter | Cab with new back. The lower, inner sides and floor are new veneer. That cleaned things up pretty good |

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The older Hammonds used brass plates | And as you can see, I like brass |

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Bench has been refinished | Great pedals |

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Above is showing the tone generator, The Heart of the Hammond organ | With all new felts for the generator. Unlike the B3, there are felts on the floor under the generator as well as on top. A nice touch. |