[GreenKeys] 6 bit Teletype reperf

[Doug Alderdice]

Very neat, David.  I thought they looked like they might be Hammond 
pedals, but didn't want to go too far off the mark guessing.

'Fraid I can't help with your Rotodyne Leslie question.  Pipe organs are 
more my thing.  Can't help but imagine the pipe organ that could be 
installed in an area with a 24-ft ceiling!!

Love these crossover interests!

Doug, KA2WFT

On 12/3/2019 10:56 AM, dmm at lemur.com wrote:
> Doug wrote:
> 
>> and a set of organ pedals off to one side, too!!
> 
> You noticed that :-)
> 
> They're part of a (complete but partly disassembled) Hammond C-3
> tonewheel church organ.  (Off-topic question:  the Hammond uses a
> "Rotodyne 2000" Leslie rotary speaker knockoff.  If anyone knows
> anything about such a speaker, drop me a note offlist.  Even
> Google-the-all-knowing has never heard of it.)
> 
> This is a loft, after all (the former hay loft of what was originally
> a barn - now re-covered and insulated).  If you have a loft in a
> building with a 24 foot ceiling, and an organ, well ... it's pretty
> clear where the organ should go!  (even if it has nothing to do with
> the printing/typecasting/tts/tty equipment which fills the
> rest of the building)
> 
> Regards,
> David M.
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