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Jon Lord Beast Sound Part 2 - Modified Hammond T202 Into Leslie 122RV

Jon Lord Beast Sound Part 2 - Modified Hammond T202 Into Leslie 122RV. Time Stamps: 0:00 Rhythmic riffing 1:23 Chord bed with scanner vibrato 1:50 Slow upper manual palm smear 2:14 Spring reverb 3:52 Slow lower manual palm smear into “Gimme Some Lovin’” 5:07 Chromatic run both manuals 6:00 “Lazy” style solo 6:28 Big chord rotor ramp up/down 7:00 More “Lazy” 7:50 “Perfect Strangers” 8:32 Percussion/Keyclick 9:05 Another big chord rotor ramp up/down, finishing with volume swell to maximum overdrive Heavily modified 1971 Hammond T202 tone wheel organ with the following modifications: Remove key click filters in upper and lower manual bus amplifiers. Convert to single trigger percussion. Fix 16 foot drawbar volume drop compared to other drawbars. Fix lower manual volume drop compared to upper manual. Add lower manual bass foldback - extends down one octave lower. Add effects loop into preamp, insert 10-band graphic equalizer to negate inbuilt bass roll-off and anti-key click filtering in recovery amplifier. Insert Boss NS-2 Noise Suppressor into effects loop and tone cabinet output. https://www.keyboardpartner.de/hammon... 1969 Leslie 122RV has the following modifications: Inbuilt preamp for 6.35mm TS instrument-level inputs on rear panel, with volume, bass and treble controls. Reverb amp and speakers removed. Reverb louvres and horn shelf holes blocked with heavy wood and sealed. Jensen V21 horn driver replaced with high powered Etone driver. Microphones: Horn rotor: 2x Sennheiser e609's mounted to the right rear panel batten and an added strut of wood equidistant to the axis of rotation. Bass rotor: Shure SM58 with pop filter in front, facing the open rear of the bass rotor compartment. Cabinet: Rode NT1-A on louvered side furthest from motors, 64cm high, 30cm away from cabinet - captures the cabinet resonance and interplay between the two rotors and a little bit of room sound. Disclaimer: I am not a keyboard player! Video is for demonstration and novelty purposes only.