Crumar Musical Instruments User Group.

What do you need to know?, just ask.
At that price it's a steel, the last one I saw in the UK was at a price of
400 UK Pounds, no stand, Vol.ped or Bass pedals.
The parts are fairly standard and can be fix very easily by a good Music
Inst. Retailer or friend.
But most times they just need a good clean out from the inside, and the Key
contacts, pots and switches cleaning with the right Elec.Contact cleaner
spray from Maplins/Radio Shack.
The best way to use one is with an external Leslie, or some thing like the
Korg G-4 (if you can find one),.
I've all ways love my T2 and would not part with it for the world(well may
be the new Roland VK-77),since I got the Korg G-4 it sounds ten time better,
and a lot of people want to know were the B3 is hiding. The T2 and G-4 combo
I WILL NOT SELL, if some one tried to part them from me I'LL KILL THE
BASTARDS.
Other units like the Boss SE-50/70, Digitech and Dynacord are good as well.
Sorry for the delay in my reply, but I've been away from home for the past
week giging.

PLANK,(Manchester,U.K.)
plank@...
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From: Ian Alexander Ratzer <iratzer@...>

> From: "Ian Alexander Ratzer" <iratzer@...>
>
> Hi, this is for Plank mostly, but if anyone can help I'd appreciate,
>
> Any chance you could tell me about the T2? I'm new to the world of
> organs, and I found an old one in a store for $200 USD = about 130
> pounds. It's a fixer-upper, though, some of the stuff doesn't work on
> it, and I'm wondering whether it's very hard to fix them (I have very
> basic skills with a soddering iron and a pair of pliers). And also
> whether it's a good price because I think it's a good deal but I
> don't know. I heard you have a T2 and you could tell me a thing or
> two. Read the last posting I made, I put some of the specifics in it.
>
> thanks a lot
>
> -Ian Ratzer
>
> P.S. and thanks for the idea, Reed.