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Hammond organ Mus.|ˈhæmənd ˈɔːgən|
[See quot. 1960.]
The proprietary name of an electric organ produced by the Hammond Organ Company, in which sounds are produced by generating and combining electric currents of suitable frequencies; applied also to similar instruments; also ellipt. as Hammond.
1935Electronics VIII. 156 (caption) The Hammond electric organ. 1936Proc. Inst. Radio Engin. XXIV. 1446 The amount of agreement and departure from this tempered scale of frequencies found in the Hammond organ have been listed in his [sc. Hammond's U.S.] patent No. 1,956,350. 1957Gramophone Apr. 426/3, I confess that the Hammond organ is an instrument which I find hard to accept in the field of popular music. 1960Gammond & Clayton Guide Pop. Mus. 100 Hammond organ, an electrical instrument invented by Laurens Hammond in 1929. The Hammond Instrument Company of Chicago was formed in this year and began marketing the instrument in 1935... In 1938 the Aeolian-Hammond Player-Organ was produced, an entirely mechanical instrument. 1970Melody Maker 3 Oct. 15/1 Having squeezed every possible sound from his Hammonds, the Moog was the natural progression. |