AO-39 is the Hammond part number of the power amplifier used in the A-100 series of Hammond organs.
The input network of the AO-39 has a high-cut filter in it. This is reportedly to compensate for the lousy bass response of the built-in speakers. If you would like to brighten up your A-100, you can remove this filtering. (I'll fill in the details upon request) -- JeffDairiki
Tubes
V1 12AX7 V2, V3 6BQ5/EL84 V4 5U4GB
Resistors (Resistors are 1/2 Watt, 10% unless specified)
R1, R2 47K R3, R4 33K R5, R6 330 R7 250 ohm trimpot R8, R9 10K (* remove to defeat high-cut) (there is no R10 that I can find) R11, R12 100K R13 22K R14, R15 470K R16, R17 1.0K R18, R19 100K, 2 w R20, R21 220, 1w, 5% R22 100 ohm trimpot R23, R24 180 R25 20K, 10 w R26 470, 1 w R27 200, 10 w R28 50, 10 w
Capacitors
C1 0.1 (* remove to defeat high-cut) C2, C3 0.047, 400v C4, C5 100uF, 25v C6, C7 30uF, 450v C8, C9 30uF, 450v C10 0.1 (* remove to defeat high-cut)
Transformers
120vac 60hz AO23279 120vac 60hz AO23281 (output transformer)
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