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NOTICE:
This database represents innumerable hours of work not only by myself but by many Leslie enthusiasts. YOU MAY NOT COPY THESE PAGES for any purpose without first obtaining permission from me.
CREDITS:
Master Model List and Prototype Data – Harvey Olsen
Technical Specifications – Original Service Manuals and advertising materials (where possible)
Additional Tech Specs – World Wide Official Organ Blue Book – 1981-82 edition Published by Zeb Billings Music Publishing Company. PP L-1 thru L-5
PHOTO CREDITS:
Black and White images are from service manuals and Hammond Suzuki ads.
Color images with swirly back grounds are from CBS / Electro Music ads from the 1970s.
Exceptions to the above are as stated below:
- Model 30C – Dixson Rudolph
- Model 31A – Unknown
- Model 31H, 31W and 21H – Craig Browning
- Model 55C, 102, and 103 – Steve Cyr
- Model 105 – Dan Nebenzal
- Model 200, 201, and 204 – Jimmy Williams
- Model 212S – Gary Allsebrook
- Model 215 and 215A – Udo Fischer of Berlin, Germany.
- Model 310 – Paul Strange of the UK.
- Model 312 – Unknown
- Model HL822 – Bob Larson
- Model 315, 415, 515, 615, HL722, 815, and 840 – from http://www.seipel.de/
- Model 122N, 142N, 760N, and Euro variant of 760 from Stéphane Bredel
- Model 820 – Johnny Savant
ADDITIONAL CREDIT:
- Model 310 information from – Paul Strange
- Model 100GK, 101, 200, 201, and 204 information – Jim Williams
I have undoubtedly omitted someone from this list of credits. Please know that is was accidental, and send me an E-mail telling me about it (politely please) and I’ll set things right.
Missing Models
There may be some models which are missing, and if you have any information about it (or PICTURES!) I’d love to hear from you. Just use the contact link to let us know.
Special Note about Hammond Suzuki Leslie’s: I am no longer maintaining information for any models conceived and built following Hammond Suzuki’s acquisition of Leslie including reissue models such as the 122A, et. al.