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Production Years:

1968 to 1975

Synopsis:

Transistor tonewheel spinet organ with scanner vibrato and repetative percussion voices.

Transistor amps, reverb, rythm units and in built Leslie.

Cabinet Size:

45x25x44.5 (WHD, inches), 235lbs with bench

Pedals:

13 - Pedal legato, pedal mute and string bass.

Manuals:

44 note swell and great, 13 pedals.

Tonal Controls:

28 control tablets:

6 percussion voices, brush & cymbal,

3 presets for upper manual,

1 preset for lower manual,

9 drawbars for upper, 7 drawbars for lower, one drawbar for pedal available at 16' or 8' pitch.

Volume soft and brilliance tabs.

Expression:

One pedal for entire organ plus soft tab.

Vibrato:

5 control tabs: vibrato on, vibrato small, vibrato chorus, vibrato Celeste I and vibrato Celeste II.

Reverberation:

Two tabs provide three degrees.

Percussion:

Legato mode - 6 percussion voices – alternating reiteration on xylophone and marimba (twin mallet effect).

Amp/Output:

34W solid state internal amp with reverb.

Features:

T-100 - basic organ, no built in Leslie

T-111 - Traditional Mahogany Mar.1968 - Oct.1969

T-112 - Traditional Walnut Mar.1968 o Oct.1969

 

T-200 - as T100 with built in 2 speed Leslie
T-211 - traditional red mahogany
T-212 - traditional walnut
T-222 - contemporary walnut
T-233 - french Provincial cherry
T-243 - early American cherry
T-295 - mediterranean oak

 

T-262 Institutional Walnut Same as T-200 except percussion stops altered to read - Chimes, Harp, Celesta and Bells - no reiteration.

Leslie speaker sounds along with stationary speakers to produce realistic chorus effect.

Retractable locking top. No Rhythm voices. Preset voices changed to liturgical voices.

Built-in music rack light.

 

 

T-300 - Same as T-200 except rhythm rail of 10 voices added.

             In production April, 1968. Discontinued July, 1969.

 

T-400 – Same as T-200 with Rhithm II. unit

 

T-500 – Same as T-200 with Rhithm III. unit and optional speed controled casette recorder.

 

TTR-100 produced in Eurpoe, a portable version of the T-100.

 

XTP Custom modell of the T-400

 

TX-500 produced in Eurpoe, a portable version of the T-500.

 

Power input:

145 watts.

Output:

34 watts E.I.A. Earphone Jack.

Dimensions:

T-100, T-200, T-300: 45" wide, 25" deep, 44-1/2" high with music rack.

T262: 44-1/2" wide, 25" deep, 45" high.

Weight:

T-100: 220 lbs. with bench.

T-200: 235 lbs. with bench.

T-262: 295 lbs.

T-300: 240 lbs. with bench.

Note:

This series of tonewheel Hammonds is perhaps not so sought after anymore. Nevertheless they were made in many different models and in big numbers back when organs had electro-magnetic generators. The T-series was the very last series to be introduced - the last incarnation being the T-500. (T-524c with built-in cassette player!). The T-series could be called a solid state M-100 or maybe an L-100 with scanner vibrato.
The T-spinet sounds perhaps not as 'fat' as the M-series but many prefer the T over the L-100, espc. for the scanner vibrato. Even if the T is all solid state in the amplifier circuits it has the genuine tonewheel generator and the Hammond scanner vibrato (and vibrato/chorus).