From EamonnF@earthlink.net Tue Feb 29 00:10:14 2000
Subject:Re: Digest Number 18


AWestb2124@aol.com wrote:

> From: AWestb2124@aol.com
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> Hey Eamonn!! You tickled me. Awhile back you were bragging about the KBR-M.

No I wasn't. I tried it out and sent it back after a few days and one gig. I
couldn't handle the lack of bottom end. Plus, the thing hisses - not so you'd
notice at a gig, but to be point where it would be unusable for studio work. I
think if you're just using it as a live monitor and sending a feed from it to the
P.A. it would be OK and very handy (though not that inspiring to hear onstage).
As a sole source of amplification, I don't think it's up to scratch. I wanted to
like it, it would have made gig set-up so much easier...

> Aftre I've heard it and tried it out in the store,I didn't think it was worth
> the money.($1200).

You can get it for about $830ish at Zzounds.

> I got a question maybe you might know the answer:Why the
> chorale speed of the Pro3T does not sound like the chorale sound of a leslie?

I agree with you. It sounds kinda artificial, and definitely not as dramatic.Why?
The bass. sim thingy? The physical dimensions? More tubes? A combination of all
these things?

> I've played my V5 through a leslie 147 and 122, Its awesome!!!!!!!

I still want to do that. Actually, I have access to a 122 and a preamp so I must
try it out. I believe you.

Eamonn

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