This may appeal to some of the musical lot in here (RichardK? Bob Sherunkle?) - not sure if I've offered this before, but here's the deal:
It's a Hammond Organ - one of the more poverty spec ones - stops instead of drawbars - sounds ok, though some of the contacts inside could possibly do with cleaning - works ok, but occasionally needs a thump to get rid of the crackling, and the occasional notes sustaining when they're not being asked to, but that's almost certainly more a result of it barely being played - when I got it it worked absolutely fine, and it's in the house, so hasn't suffered from damp or anything.
The one particularly good thing about it (IMHO) is that the leslie has a mono input, meaning anything can be run through it. I'm fairly certain I've tested this works, but if this is important I'll make a point of testing that it does. The leslie has a basic two-speed switch, but I reckon someone handy with electronics could easily make it a continuously adjustable speed jobbie, with a pot and what have you.
Anyway, I'm after around the 50 quid mark if I was to sell it, but to be honest if it goes to someone I think I can at least vaguely trust, that might be prepared to let me have it back at some point in the future when I've got my own place, then they could have it for nowt, on the vaguely loose condition that I can have it back for nowt at some point in the future. I'm not even bothered if it's all in bits, and has been gutted just for the leslie, as that's what I'd quite like to see happen to it, but I just can't be arsed right now.
Will need collecting from Berkshire, and will fit in anything of Astra Estate size upwards.
Anyone?
Anyone?