Octopus wrote:Some week i nearly bought an A100 1963 with leslie 245. The age, electronic and weight freightened me.
NO! DO IT! I've a '61 and it is has personality and soul and you can't even come close to the keyboard action. Seriously if it's for home, if you want something to play and enjoy, getting an original console is the gold standard still, and you can find people to service them - or do it yourself!
When the hundreds of clones I've owned and gigged and tried out over the years are fizzled out and in the scrap pile, my '61 A-100 will be played by my grandkids and it will spit and scream and chirp and growl.