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A classic! A Hammond B3 console.
The other classic! A Hammond C3. Musically, mechanically and electrically, the C3 is identical to the B3. The only difference between this and the B3 is the style of the console.
The two speaker cabinets that are usually used with the B3 and C3 above: a Leslie 122 on the left, and a Hammond PR-40 on the right. Many installations include at least one of both types, although the basic package that Laurens Hammond wanted was the B3 with only Hammond's own PR-40s.