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Leslie 45
Posted by Harry on Thu, 11/04/04 - 21:20:09.
Hi,
I am a guitar player and would like to experiment with
a Leslie cabinet. I found a 45 for sale and would like some opinions on using a 45 for this project, as
opposed to other Leslie cabinets (145, 147, etc.).
Also, could anyone please tell me what to look for when I check out the Leslie? Also, what type of interface hardware would I need to make it work?
Thank you,
Harry Truax
Re: Leslie 45
: Hi,
: I am a guitar player and would like to experiment with
: a Leslie cabinet. I found a 45 for sale and would like some opinions on using a 45 for this project, as
: opposed to other Leslie cabinets (145, 147, etc.).
: Also, could anyone please tell me what to look for when I check out the Leslie? Also, what type of interface hardware would I need to make it work?
: Thank you,
: Harry Truax
Hi, the Leslie story is far too long & full of myths and confusion to be dealt with here. I was waiting to see any other possible responses. Don't worry, I will give you 2 specific websites that deal with all the issues.
You need a six pin hook up for the amp, and a Leslie (Hammond) 2 pin connector to the horns and crossover.
The difference between the 45 and newer models, is that the 45 has a single speed motor. At least I think so? They are very, very cool. Will sound beyond this realm. Wait till you read about their amplitude & frequency modulation (AM & FM) capabilities, tone bending etc. Can't beat this story, all at www.musicplayer.com, for Leslie myths debunked, explained, diagrams, how they work, the whole picture.
Then for parts from Hammond-Suzuki, such as your interface & patch cords and questions about them www.hammondorganco.com.
Happy reading, exploring and have a good spin when you're all hooked up! Andrew/Dwight Listmayer
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