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[QUOTE="faganking, post: 16181, member: 50160"]
Model H-100 Series

Production Year:1965 through 1974
 Cabinet Size: 50 1/2" wide, 26 1/2" deep, 50" high with music rack, 445 lbs with pedals and bench.
 Finish:	H-111	Traditional styling in Mahogany
 H-112	Traditional styling in Walnut
 H-133	French Provincial in Cherry
 H-143	Early American in Cherry
 H-182	Italian Provincial in Walnut
 H-195	Mediterrean in Oak
 H-262	Institutional Model with locking roll top...Walnut, some preset and other differences.
 H-324	Contemporary in Pecan with built-in Auto-Rhythm
 H-382	Italian Provincial in Walnut with built-in Auto-Rhythm
 H-395	Mediterranean in Oak with built-in Auto-Rhythm - HX100 like H100 in X66 cabinet
 Manual:Two 61 note manuals with overhanging keys. 25note detachable pedal board.
 Controls: One expression pedal effecting both manuals and pedals...tone compensated photo-cellt ype. Kick switch mounted to pedal cancels vibrato "immediately". 9 presets and 2 adjust keys for each manual. 2 sets of 11 drawbars for upper manual, 2 sets of 10 drawbars for lower manual. 4 pedal drawbars. 28 tabs for percussion, vibrato, sustain, reverb, etc.
 Amp/Output:Stereo amplification plus a bass channel. Two 8"speakers and one 15" speaker. Mixture of solid-state and tube circuitry.
 Features: 96 tone wheel generator with self-starting synchronous motor. Tones go up to a high B(around 8,000Hz), then fold back. Fold back note: 16' goes all the way down, the higher harmonic in the mixture draw bars does not fold back. Reiteration, percussion touch control, harp sustain, string bass, lots of vibrato/chorus controls, reverb controls.

Could be very cool. Value @$750.00>1K

Benjy
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