We Can Rebuild Your Hammond

Almost all Vintage Hammond Organs are at the age where they need service to be put back in proper operation and optimum playing condition. For instance, almost every original Hammond made in 50's and 60's needs new AC power cord replacements.   The generator, and line box filters generally leak and need replacing, to get the organ back to proper output levels.   Vibrato scanners, often need rebuilding, amps, need rebuilding, bus bars can be lubed or replaced. We often have to fix leslie cables and connections, and switches as well as replace tubes.   These are just a few examples of the rebuilding procedures, and checks that we do.  

All though this may seem like a lot of work, when you compare the cost of a new organ (which will still lack the character of the vintage Hammond), your overall cost will be far less and you will get a better instrument.   These rebuilt Hammonds also will probably outlast even the newer organs being sold.   How many electronic organs do you know that are still worth playing and listening to that are 50-60 years old?   The unique sound of a vintage Hammond never grows old!   With proper oiling and care there is no reason why your rebuilt Hammond cannot last another 40 - 50 years.

Let me encourage you to act now if you want your Hammond rebuilt.  Paul Studer is now entering retirement age and we can only offer some of his services for a limited time.   We would suggest that if you are interested in having your organ rebuilt, you do it while he is still working and available to do certain work.   There are some technical jobs that we do not know anyone else qualified to do.   If you are interested in having your Hammond organ reconditioned or rebuilt contact either Jason Thompson or Paul Studer directly, through the contact numbers and email address we list below. Be sure to tell them you are calling from this Webb page listing.

An Example Of A Complete Rebuild