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Re: Leslie effect recommendations

10/9/2000 7:52 PM
DSmith	Re: Leslie effect recommendations I don't know much about it from the guitar end, but for organ, my far and away favorite is the Dynacord CLS-222. Good luck finding one, though. I believe you are talking about the Korg G4 or G3 - I can't remember which. Never played through one, but the controls look very interesting - simulated mic placement, adjustable acceleration, etc. Warren Haynes of Gov't Mule uses one quite a bit. Discontinued, but probably not that hard to find. Another pedal that is very easy to find is the H&K Rotosphere - great Leslie distortion, not a very convincing rotary simulation, but it may work better for guitar than for organ. In any case, they look cool, with a 12AX7 showing through a window in front. Hope this helps.

10/9/2000 7:52 PM

DSmith

Re: Leslie effect recommendations

I don't know much about it from the guitar end, but for organ, my far and away favorite is the Dynacord CLS-222. Good luck finding one, though.

I believe you are talking about the Korg G4 or G3 - I can't remember which. Never played through one, but the controls look very interesting - simulated mic placement, adjustable acceleration, etc. Warren Haynes of Gov't Mule uses one quite a bit. Discontinued, but probably not that hard to find.

Another pedal that is very easy to find is the H&K Rotosphere - great Leslie distortion, not a very convincing rotary simulation, but it may work better for guitar than for organ. In any case, they look cool, with a 12AX7 showing through a window in front.

Hope this helps.

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Sweetfinger I saw Gov't Mule a couple years ago... -- 10/11/2000 12:41 PM