Hammond M100 Tonewheel Organ - Made 1960

Skip to 0:46 to hear me play it. My Hammond organ that i was selling on Gumtree, already sold. Going from the line out to a Leslie Speaker simulation.

[@mikeh-mikesvintagekeys7739]

A great sounding M. Love it!

[@bjunk5344]

I am now watching this in 2024. I can't believe it has beeon on youtube since 2015 and I just discovered it? Great demo!!

[@Yoghurtacid]

Thanks man, glad you enjoyed it :)

[@RonMcKenzie-bw7iq]

Keith Emerson played an L100. Matthew Fisher of PH definitely played the M100 series. Booker T alternated between M3, B3, A100 and C3.

[@alexandrakellermann2933]

Pipeorgans or Hammondorgans - - Organs are simply great🤩🤩🤩💖💖

[@melvinbrannonjr5839]

Booker Actually recorded “Green Onions” on a Hammond M3!

[@wraitheful]

Sounds fantastic

[@bernhardpoltl8927]

Thank you fot the Organ, we love all Organs👑👑👑

[@stuartwhite24]

Lovely tone great playing i have a t500

[@beaufighter245]

Me too. I have a t500 in the process of restoring. Quite an underated organ.

[@ronmazurkiewicz3331]

No the most famous M100 series organ recording is A Whiter Shade Of Pale by Procal Harum played by Mathew Fisher.

[@garys8990]

Great model. I had a brand new M143 in 1965 when I was a kid. thanks for posting.

[@WizardClipAudio]

This is my Hammond's Twin!!! I finally got it running today,... 10 hours logged working on it,... gonna need many more to get it fully ready for regular use in my studio.

[@Yoghurtacid]

Hi, for this video I used the rotary speaker presets on Amplitube. Great plugin because it does Leslie simulation but also other amps like like fenders twins, marshals etc so you can get Jon Lord sounds out of it.

[@kennethhammond8831]

What is AMPLITUBE? sounds nice but I don't know what you did to get it that way.

[@robbiecheatham845]

I have a Hammond L-102 but I don’t have a Leslie speaker yet. That’s my next project, finding the right type of Leslie to go with my organ. Wish me luck.

[@jpnavarromusic]

Awesome machine!

[@noelduggan72]

Nailed The Sound....Good Stuff!!!!

[@crabtrap]

i had a few M100 in french prov.....very fun. i sold them and now have a E100 w full pedal board. its a house shaker

[@danilopianca1957]

WOW WOW WOW Amazing keyboard . The sound of this Han Mmond is simply unattanaible. Uh.......I forgot .......excelkent player too!!!!!

[@Yoghurtacid]

Thank you for your kind words :)

[@oldwhinger2746]

Great demo Jack. I had a 50's M102 with Leslie, straight internal speakers (for the pedal and split lower keyboard base outputs) and line out, etc., much modified by the greats - Bevis, and Graham Sutton - regret selling it 5yrs ago, price has quadrupled ! and a B3 for £1500 - now they are nearly impossible to find for less than about £18000! what a fool I was - contented With a Key B duo - clone of B3. fun but not the same with 'false' leslie effect' but through a 60w mono 2 channel bass speaker. plus side - can move it all alone!.

[@anto89Prato]

I use neo ventilator II for leslie simulation!

[@lanceshelton33]

Booker T and the MGs use a Hammond M3 on Green Onions not a M100.

[@BetamaxFlippy]

Nonono, Keith used the L100

[@orgue2999]

same thing

[@BetamaxFlippy]

@@orgue2999 not really.

[@gabetrain8834]

So this is the organ that Apple recreated in GarageBand. Crazy

[@WithofsDirk]

Sounds great. I just bought an M 143 without leslie. Wich speaker simulation do you use on the clip? Greetings Dirk

[@anto89Prato]

Great organ! but it's a hammond M101, the same that I have! green onions was recorded on a M3 and Keith Emerson used a L122 model... What kind of leslie speaker simulator do you use? Anyway, great video!!! My M101 is chopped! Bye, Antonio

[@WizardClipAudio]

Also,... Serial number 1 of the M-100 series was manufactured in 1961. the last digit refers to the cabinet style is all. It's still a M-100. It's like Volvo,... 240, 244, 242, 245. They're all 240's the specific number just refers to the chassis style.

[@oldschoolchartist]

The L model was Emerson's stunt organ that he would toss about the stage and stick knives in. His main instrument was a C-3.

[@billkirbymusic]

Quick question. I have one of these and it’s great. However, I run into feedback issues at times when I switch the settings. Any advice?

[@Tonewheeldude]

bassguy440 Change Tubes!

[@kenwhelan3003]

Im a novice going to pick up a M100 are there any precautions I need to obseve to protect the organ before loading this up for transport...

[@voodoostrat1796]

HI Yoghurtacid... I need help, I also have a HAM. M100 I do the line out classic , from the speakers wires , with a resist. 10 watt 8ohm and one little of 1K.... problem is I have a really dirty output full of noises in background and not much organ sound... what can i take (schematic) for do a output right for connect in a PC audio hardware ? like your example...that you use IK amplitube for leslie/ampli simulator and recording... THANKS

[@tropicalhunch2802]

The fix is as close as your neighborhood Walmart. In the automotive section you'll find a $15 or so "line controller" the car audio guys use to connect those high-powered back-seat subwoofers. Produces a surprisingly clean, line-leveled signal. To disconnect the internal speaker you'll need an 8 Ohm 100W Non-Inductive Dummy Load Resistor to avoid melting down the amp.

[@chenwenhua2269]

I wish you can truly play one whole song with the pedals

[@AlexMacArthur93]

Hello Yoghurtacid, your 1/4 Line out sounds amazing! I got a M100 wich i need to do it so as well. Can you show/send me the schematics and tip for this line out?

[@Yoghurtacid]

Hi Alekz, unfortunatly i don't have this organ anymore so i can't take pictures myself, but all i did was follow the steps on this webpage: www.dairiki.org/HammondWiki/GettingALineOutFromThePhonoJack It's a very simple mod and work great. You'll see some comments on the webpage saying to add a resistor, but i found that unnecessary. As you can hear it's well worth doing, the internal speakers on these organs are the only bad thing in my opinion.

[@marioalfredorosales2585]

Hha este es el teclado con q inicio su carrera keith emerson y con el cual hizo magia Buen sonidaco bien roquero

[@Largeportion1000]

Yes please, give me some of that...

[@TheLandlordPicker]

Hi do know if Hammond was the only company that used the tonewheel? Can't seem to find any other companies. The Hammonds are so expensive. Thx

[@mcdude0192]

Yes hammonds were the only tonewheel organs. It was a completely original approach

[@TheLandlordPicker]

B D Thanks, yes that's what I've been finding from my research. Although I'm surprised someone else didn't make something similar. I have seen the rotating leslie speaker in multiple organs although I also found out that that wasn't a Hammond original idea. Have a good one.

[@wraitheful]

These organs are cheap, plentiful, heavy and worth every effort. Honestly - what a beautiful piece of machinery, I love my M101 like family.

[@spannaspinna]

wraitheful know what you mean I’ve got a L-111 and a Hammond aurora classic

[@MichelRistenpatt]

Hammond organs like this are not expensive at all atm. Another brand that I know of is Pari, later Pari.e, from Italy. The most interesting tonewheel Organ they produced was The New K-61 There are more but those are not tonewheel organs.

[@AYOCJ]

i have a similar setup with my CV

[@warrendoris9669]

All good! Except for the fake Procol Harum patch! 😀😀

[@Yoghurtacid]

Completely real, I assure you! I had it running into a rotory speaker patch on Amplitube from the line out I installed :) unless you're talking about the playing in parts..I'm a little better now 😂

[@warrendoris9669]

@@Yoghurtacid lolololololol just razzing you bro! Your playing was fine.😀😀😀

[@MrPhotodoc]

I have a working M-103 with Leslie connector box. What's it worth?

[@crabtrap]

$100

[@Darth321111]

Is it for sale?

[@machiavellian7490]

I had a M102 has fine springy keys

[@sergejromanov4945]

plz take some lessons

[@SamsungUser69]

Ok beethoven

[@alaincelos476]

Please less bla Blas more mudics