Hammond organ effects pedals - a deep dive with Greg Lounsberry of Lounsberry Pedals

[@petershales9092]

High Nick. Always love your enthusiasm for everything Hammond. This was a very enlightening interview. I myself started on organ but always had solid state leslie,s . I’m going to look more closely at these pedals. Thanks again for the interview.

[@mortondavisproductions7578]

Thanks Nick. I always enjoy your demonstrations and like the way you think about and present things. I just purchased the Lounsberry Organ Grinder from their website as a result of an earlier presentation you did on various pedals... where you preferred the Organ Grinder more than the others for various reasons. .Also purchased the XK-5 as a result of your communications... still use the Crumar MOJO and am performing organ duos in my studio with a friend... so I primarily purchased the Organ Grinder for my friend to use on the MOJO... thanks Nick. You Rock!

[@nickfoleyuk]

Thanks Morton, glad to be of help x

[@familienkalender9482]

Thanks, both! I enjoyed this really. Greg's pedals are awesome! Looking forward to more interviews, Nick!

[@nickfoleyuk]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@marcoballa]

yeah, the Lounsberry pedals sound GREAT with the 3300 leslie! the T&F it's an easy way to make the 3300 get closer to a tube amped leslie (obviously a vintage 145/147/122 still remain different/unreachable, in many sound aspects). the Grinder goes futher in "aggressiveness" 😁🤣

[@paulwomack5866]

(this is a general comment - I don't have an email for you, so I'm abusing the comment system!) I've just been watching the 3rd series of Britannia on Now/Sky. It's a lot of fun, but that's not why I'm writing. Episodes 2 and 3 (I've only watched to 3) have a soundtrack DRENCHED in classic psychadelic Hammond play, setting with the middle drawbars taken out, and LOADS of leslie on/off changes. (I mean, Hammond isn't Roman or Celtic, but then the theme tune is Hurdy Gurdy Man by Donovan!) The series composer is "Neil Davidge" according to the credits.

[@nickfoleyuk]

Cheers Paul, I’ll take a look.

[@RichKielbasa]

fyi I started with the T&F hooked up to my Nord Stage 3 clonewheel. Loved it... Then I put the organ grinder behind it when I really need to get dirty. Now, I have the Mo Bass in between the T&F and Organ Grinder when I just want something a little tamer than the OG. I haven't used them simultaneously yet. Lounsberry = Great pedals and tone for sure. Get yourself some if you play clonewheel.

[@MRkeys1234]

How does the Mo bass compare with the tall and fat and grinder used together?

[@RichKielbasa]

@@MRkeys1234 I'll make a video comparing all three. But, I don't see a need to use more than one pedal at a time.

[@ryanthepianoman27]

Great review!

[@mrhofman1974]

I really look forward to the stereo version of the organ grinder, so i can use the stereo onboard leslie effect of my Hammond XK-5 live and keep it in stereo on stage. Thank you very much for this interview. Any inside's on when it will release? I now use a custom build stereo tube pre-amp. It works great but when it kicks in i loose some low end bass.

[@levialberto4379]

Hey nick help me please mate. I'm really into buy one of this pedals. I'm starting a Deep Purple Tribute here in my city in Brazil, I'm using a Roland VR 700, so, which one would you recommend?

[@nickfoleyuk]

It's got to be the Organ Grinder I think. checkout my videos on this channel testing them all

[@klojke]

Update on the m102?

[@nickfoleyuk]

Oh man, another one came in and got priority. We have the top foldback on and the poor man’s foldback and now it’s waiting it’s turn. The plan is to get the customer 102 out in jan and the. Start work again on mine. Covid and everything has gotten in the way; it’s been ages hasn’t it?