Hammond CU-1 Half Moon Tremolo/Off/Chorale Switch Drums | Drum Hardware | Drum Thrones the sound made each time ROL-MC707
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Hammond CU 1 Half Moon Tremolo Off Chorale Switch Drums Drum Hardware Drum Thrones the sound made each time ROL MC707 the sound made each time you depress a standard hi hat pedal is sure to disturb anyone near your practice space Although there are a few such composite modulation sources such as 'LFO1*MW' (LFO 1 controlled by modulation wheel) and 'LFO2*Press' (LFO 2 controlled by monophonic aftertouch) This half moon shaped switch assembly is used to control the speeds of the internal digital Leslie found in the Leslie Pedal This switch assembly mounts to the organ front rail via the two thumbscrews provided and can easily be removed for transportation purposes
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