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-The G-100 (The "Grand 100") was Hammond's attempt to produce an electric organ as similar as possible to a classic pipe organ. For the classical repertoire, the drawbars, reverse key presets, lack of couplers, etc. were simply too different for the performer than the typical pipe stops, preset studs, couplers, etc. of a true pipe organ. The G-100 was very large instrument instrument is truly a large organ in every sense with sixty-five stop 
+The G-100 (The "Grand 100") was Hammond's attempt to produce an electric organ as similar as possible to a classic pipe organ. For the classical repertoire, the drawbars, reverse key presets, lack of couplers, etc. were simply too different for the performer than the typical pipe stops, preset studs, couplers, etc. of a true pipe organ (ClassicalOrganistsDislikeMostHammonds) . The G-100 was very large instrument instrument is truly a large organ in every sense with sixty-five stop 
 tabs. Fifty of these are speaking stops, divided into four tonal divisions as 
 follows: nine-teen for the SWELL organ; nine for the ANTIPHONAL organ, playable 
 on the Swell manual; fourteen for the GREAT organ; and eight for the PEDAL 
 organ. 

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