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The organ you hear is heavily modified run trough a Yamaha guitar amp and into a Leslie 145. (Yes the bass rotor slow speed is out of operation since the motor is to be repaired sometime within the next 200 years or so). I haven´t overdriven the amp in the L - 100 on this recording but it is a sweet sounding distorsion if used.

The chorus you hear is a Boss RCE-10 with the output taken from the B output. Taking the sound from the A output does not sound as good as using the B. I have no clue as to why. This excellent chorus unit (Half rack) emulates the sound of a scanner quite closely. It has a treble pot and if you turn it way up it resembles the treble increase of the scanner. It also incorporates and adjusteble predelay.

• The frequency responce of the hole organ has been changed.
• The TG is recallibrated.
•  The vibrato tubes have been given new tasks to perform. They have been freed since i use an external chorus.
•  The volumepedal has been redesigned. It now has a vider swell effect and the difference between min - max has been increased. One of the Vibrato tubes is used here.
• The percussion has been shortened and is amplified in the second left over Vibrato tube. I also have a transformer inserted to boost gain.
• The input transformer is rewound to B3 Standard and the drawbar system has been modified to suit this change.
•  Several changes have been made to the main amp.
• An Octavider has been inserted to the 8 ´ drawbar in the lower manual. It is then routed to through a relay to the 16 ´ bass drawbar.

•  Bass8.wav. The octavided bass in the lower manual.
•  Chor8.wav The chorus is turned on and off.
•  Comp8.wav A pice with comp and lower manual (Octavider) bass.
•  Perc8.wav The percussion. Notice how short it is in comparison the with original.
•  Tune8.wav A blues theme with pedalbass.
•  Organ8.zip All of above in a single zipfile.