[HAM] I wish list to assembly a Leslie again.

[nestor at movicommerce.cjb.net]

Date: Tue, 11 Nov 2003 19:00:26 -060From: "thefab5" <thefab5 at mail.ev1.net>
Subject: Re: [HAM] I wish an inflatable Leslie !!!!
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Nestor, I think you'd be a lot of fun over a cup of coffee or a
beer!!  Or maybe several!

Thanks for your philosophical comment.
It sounds very smart.

I personally feel that sometimes Hammond/Leslies were a  healthy  obsession
in my life
to replace Yamahas and Farfisas.

Sorta wishing Steinway Sohns pianos !

I feel that vibrant rotor drum giving a  revolving sound in my stomach
mostly from the real woofer (not a mic' one)
is  the only substance I need in my life (except a good wine but only once a
week)

A bottle a week keeps the heart surgeon  away !     :)

FYI:  I play contemporary gospel music (for fun, not any church) and
jazz.....also

I'm not prophet (nor a psychic...he)  but let me say that in my case
keyboards were a good escape
to the madness of  the so called civilized real world.


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Good luck with your project(s) and I'd recommend checking out the
Leslie 860 model for compactness, sturdiness and a kickass sound
out of a little box.


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Actually I appreciate your advice !

Thanks Bill.

I'd like to get details about how-to unassembly an 860  or
how-to converting in a ligh kit to carry with me before assembling again
once.

I guess that the fine details to work after chopping are getting the
pulleys, rotor, belts,  balance, etc.
working fine again , isnt' it ?

It remains my  wish of get chunks of it, as I never heard
about "portable" Leslie......(it sounds more serious than inflatable, huh ?)

My apologies for my first too long introduction.

ests,

Nestor


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Best regards,

Bill