This model B2 (1953 we think) started life in an Afro-American Pentecostal Church in North Carolina. The organ was in great shape to start with; it only needed a few things to be as I wanted it. It needed harmonic percussion and a smooth drawbar kit to bring up to B3 specs. Also new key combs, new wiring and new tone generator capacitors were added. The chorus/vibrato was also serviced. A 13 band EQ and a line out with gain knob (Trek2) was also added to accommodate the mighty 760 Leslie. I chose the 760 over a 122 because of its superior power (it\'s twice as loud) and cleaner sound. The 760 is a solid state, bi-amped road version of the 122. The bass comes right out and is better for jazz. (Once I saw Joey DeFrancesco using two 760\'s.) It also has a new driver. I\'m including a Pre-sonus pre-tube gain/distortion system if one wants to dial in a little distortion for rock organ. It works great and you have the best of both worlds. (clean and gritty). The Leslie speed is controlled by the Trek 2 combo preamp stomp box. I\'ve added a stop switch to stop the rotors if one wants too. This organ is a great playing and sounding organ. It comes with pedals, fall board and B3 bench. Has had regular oilings. No music rack included. (these can be found on ). Please offer on or buy. If you need it shipped I can put you in contact with a mover who will go a few states up of down from where I am.

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