Hammond X77 And Leisle

Hammond X77 console Organ with X-77L Leslie Speaker Cabinet in a Great Working condition. Sounds Perfect. Comes with a Pedals and Bench. Made in USA - 1972. That B3 Sound !!! Here is a Video Demo... Introduced in the late 1960s, the Hammond X77 was designed to be a top-of-the-line console organ, boasting a wealth of features that were state-of-the-art at the time. It came after the famous B-3 and C-3 models, which had solidified Hammond's reputation in the organ world. This is a tone wheel model but was the first in the range of Hammond's theatre organs and has some excellent preset features. The Leslie speaker was specially designed to work with the X77 and has separate reverb channels - it really is an amazing sounding instrument. Two full 61 note manuals and a 25 note pedalboard mean you can explore the full range of Hammond music - from rock through to jazz through to easy listening. Pedals: 25-note radiating, detachable. Controls: Eleven lower, ten upper, and four pedal drawbars. Foot vibrato switch (vibrato provided in the tone cabinet) Amp/Output: Internal preamp only. Features: Console style with two 61-note manuals. Has a self-starting, 96 frequency, tonewheel generator. 49-note arpeggiator, stereo reverb, attack percussion, harp sustain, variable reiteration, alternating reiteration, , cymbal and brush, music rack light. Wood console body on polished aluminum legs.