Cha ching.... Vintage...

You going to try and straighten out all of those bent pins, Larry? Vintage can only fetch vintage price in good working condition.



I would actually use a pair of needle nose pliers with some cloth around the tips to try and do that and they may have some better than scrap value.

There are some old Hammond organs that have some of those long white chips with gold all over them.

Originally Posted by parrothead

You going to try and straighten out all of those bent pins, Larry? Vintage can only fetch vintage price in good working condition.

I would actually use a pair of needle nose pliers with some cloth around the tips to try and do that and they may have some better than scrap value.

There are some old Hammond organs that have some of those long white chips with gold all over them.

yah... I'm gonna straighten them darn pins up.... come here.. you.. yea you... now sit and be quiet while I bang these pins to a straight and fine shape...

I've a alm, flashing tool.. one grab of that.. and they be good as New... Yuk Yuk Yuk... wise guy.. heyyyyy.

Originally Posted by TheDude80

I wish I would have seen this post earlier. There was just an old Hammond organ on craigslist for free Anything else inside these worth it?

Anytime you can pick up old Hammond organs, do so. They also have Palladium and Copper

Here are some pictures:


The contacts on the bussbar may be Palladium, Palladium with nickel, or other metals.


These are the copper strips found under the keys, the wires should be pure Palladium

Scott