Excellent cond. Original records from 1951. For $275 you can add a percussion effect (I'll supply the technician's #) & have the same electronics as a B3. The tone cab. (JR-20) is great for the living room but tonally is a bit short. You really need to spend about $800 -$1,000 for a Leslie 120, 122, 145, 147. I admit I'm biased toward the roaring sound of Smith, Holmes, Patterson, Young, DeFrancesco, Chester Thompson (early Tower of P.), etc. Unfortunately that tone only comes with a B3 or similar Hammonds with percussion added (B2's, CV's, BV's, etc.) & a decent Leslie. That's why B3 combos go for $4,500 to $6,000. I'm happy to be a bass player when it comes to equipment investment. There's one on Ebay now for $5,500. Their's comes with a Leslie & has had Trek percussion added. Thanks for looking. Location: Reed College it's NOT ok to contact this poster with services or other commercial interests oregon