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Update – A session organ player kind of Christmas

Leslie Cabs, Organs

Hi All, Happy New Year to you. I hope 2017 has started well so far? For me the back end of the year has been as busy one. I completed the service of my Leslie 122 in December (which has…

Servicing a Leslie 122 – Part 1

Leslie Cabs

Isn’t it time you serviced yours? Well it certainly was for me. I’d had my Leslie 122 for about a year and it was kind of rough and ready you know? My technician and I had started work on the…

Have you ever considered a solid state Leslie speaker?

Leslie Cabs, Organs

Hi, My name is Nick and I am an addict. Regular visitors to my pages will know this already of course but I find it useful to say it out aloud now and again to help curtain my spending. My…

Hammond XK3c vs C3 test using Skip Robinson single

Hammond XK-3 vs Hammond C3 on “I Just Can’t Wait”

Inspiration, Leslie Cabs, Organs

I recently came across a lovely little track by Skip Robinson called “I just can’t wait“. Its well worth a listen, features the mighty instrument heavily and got me wondering about using it for a Hammond XK3c vs C3 organ…

Organ News From the NAMM 2016 Show

Leslie Cabs, Organs

Hi Guys, A couple of interesting things coming out of NAMM this year that I thought I would quickly mention; There’s the new Electro Harmonix Leslie pedal out Not feeling it myself but it takes al sorts. I think it…

New Leslie Simulators

Leslie Cabs

Hi folks, Just a quick update on a couple of new Leslie sims that are planning to be released to market very soon. You may have already heard about the mini-ventilator that NEO are producing called the Mini-Vent. there is…

Hammond USA Announces New Leslie Products

Leslie Cabs

“Hammond Organ USA announces the release at the 2013 Winter NAMM of a series of new Leslie Speakers, and the first-ever Digital Leslie Pedal. Joining the line is the smallest-ever dual-rotor Leslie intended for general applications, The Leslie Studio 12.…

Defining the Hammond sound – the Leslie speaker

Leslie Cabs, Organs

On the whole your classic Leslie is dived into three internal components, top middle and bottom. In the top is the treble rotor or horn where the high frequencies are sent to spin around. There is only one horn as…

Review of the NEO Ventilator

Leslie Cabs, Reviews

I thought I would compile a little article on a great device that I often use on stage connected to my Hammond. For years I aspired to having a Leslie rotary speaker and when they finally made an 11pin one that…

Leslie Cabs

Update – A session organ player kind of Christmas

Servicing a Leslie 122 – Part 1

Have you ever considered a solid state Leslie speaker?

Hammond XK-3 vs Hammond C3 on “I Just Can’t Wait”

Organ News From the NAMM 2016 Show

New Leslie Simulators

Hammond USA Announces New Leslie Products

Defining the Hammond sound – the Leslie speaker

Review of the NEO Ventilator

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