Hammond RT3 is exactly the same as B3 Hammond Organ with the addition of a tube bass pedal unit and 32 concave organ pedals instead of just 25 and flat. This has a cherry cabinet and has always been in an air condition Studio previously it was housed in a church. The key contacts are in such excellent condition that they were probably never been moved they all work flawlessly. The Leslie's sport discrete amplifiers for each session. One for the rotating Leslie speakers, one for the rotosound speakers and one for the Reverb. All the interior doors and motor all ready to go and been in a smoke-free environment. The Trek ll to conversions are the preamp, the Reverb which is a spring tank, and the mixer which allows you to plug in any quarter inch Jack that you have and have it come through the Leslie's and the Oregon and the input being controlled by the swell pedal as well.
The RT 3 Hammond Organ has the Trek II preamplifier, Terk II reverberation and Trek II mixer a combination which would cost $2,000 to be added to the Organ . The Leslie speakers have sequential serial numbers which means they were built one after the other on the assembly line, in addition to all of that it has an additional circuit added to quiet the changing of the upper manual switching from the B key to any other preset or B flat Drawbar key when the percussion is engaged. This would cost $112 to install this special circuit so that it doesn't cause a click noise all b3's c3s Etc have this malady AND the key contacts are flawless this organ is loaded !!!!!

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