Hammond M-102

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$1,000.00 Price Tier: Standard

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Step into the timeless world of classic organ sounds with the Hammond M-102, a cherished choice for musicians who crave that authentic Hammond tone. This vintage beauty is a staple in the world of keyboards, renowned for its distinctive sound that has graced countless records and live performances. The M-102 is a versatile piece, perfect for both studio and stage, offering a rich palette of tones that range from warm, soulful melodies to vibrant, energetic riffs.

The M-102 comes equipped with a thirteen-note pedalboard, allowing players to add depth and dimension to their soundscapes. Its built-in vibrato adds a lush texture that can elevate any musical piece. The organ is available in multiple elegant wood finishes, including Mahogany, Walnut, and Cherry, making it not only a sonic delight but also a visual centerpiece for any setting. Whether you're a seasoned organist or an enthusiastic beginner, the Hammond M-102 invites you to explore a world of musical possibilities with ease and style.

Key Features:

Thirteen-note pedalboard
Built-in vibrato for enhanced sound texture
Available in Mahogany, Walnut, and Cherry wood finishes
Iconic Hammond tone for a classic sound experience

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Hammond M102 from 1966 nice!

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"Unboxing" a 1967 Hammond M-102

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Hammond M102 organ - Restoration update

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The M-102 has a diving board keybed, which some find less desirable compared to the waterfall keybeds on other Hammond models.
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The M-102 lacks the 61-note manuals necessary for playing styles similar to Jimmy Smith, making modern clones more suitable for jazz organists.
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The organ's foot pedals require a different technique, impacting the ability to play left-hand bass, as typically done by jazz organists.
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The M-102 is highly valued for church settings, making it desirable for use in religious services.
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Setup and maintenance

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Ensure tone wheel generator bolts are tightened before moving to prevent damage; this is crucial for transport safety.
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Frozen oil in motors might free up with patience and manual turning; applying force to the run motor can help.
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Replacing filter caps and possibly 6v6 tubes in the amp is essential for electronic restoration; these parts commonly degrade over time.
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Applying 2-3 fl oz of solvent or lighter fluid to oil cups can help unfreeze a stuck generator, offering an easy fix for starting issues.
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When diagnosing start-up issues, check if the generator spins to identify the source of buzzing, distinguishing between generator and starter motor problems.
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Adding a preamp line output and using a Ventilator II can replicate classic Leslie rotor effects without the cost of a full Leslie unit.
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Building an output pad for the field coil speaker allows conversion to line level with a 1/4" output, enabling modern amplification options.
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Working M-102s might fetch up to $200, though many are given away for free due to low intrinsic value.
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Jonny Greenwood

Guitarist

Radiohead

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Here Jonny can be seen playing a Hammond M-102, with a close up shot shown here.

Richard Wright

Singer, Keyboardist

Pink Floyd

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Wright's Hammond M-102 organ, used on Pink Floyd: Live at Pompeii.

Steve Winwood

Singer, Guitarist

The Spencer Davis Group

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Steve Winwood played a Hammond M-102 with the Spencer Davis Group.

Alan Price

Singer, Keyboardist

The Animals

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Alan Price playing a Hammond M-102 organ with Eric Burdon and the New Animals in 1966. Price often used this organ when performing with The Alan Price Set.

Matthew Fisher

Keyboardist, Music Producer

Procol Harum

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In an interview with Keyboard Review, Fisher states, "‘I’m always hearing people say, "I know the guy who’s got the C3 that was used on A Whiter Shade of Pale." I can assure you that he hasn’t because it wasn’t a C3. It was a M100.’"