From rgafner@pressroom.com Thu Dec 11 11:32:01 2003
Subject:Re: Motion Sound/Speakeasy

Hey Group,

There are several ways that I looked at this situation.

A) The separates are stacked a little taller and a little heavier, but
the same footprint.

B) If I really am caught for space in practice or gigtime, I can
operate just the Pro 3T with the synthed low rotor into the piano/other
sounds amp.

C) The idea of schlepping one big box, instead of two parts is more
daunting and potentially for troublesome for loading and carrying
downstairs/up stairs by one person.

Currently I am not using the built in 3Tm mic so that is not a factor.

Sure I would like the latest greatest in gear, the MS 145 or maybe a
Road Leslie from Steve at Speakeasy would have been the next on the $$$
scale but Santa's flight weight log already shows a tendency toward
overlimit.

I chose to venture more carefully into the land of the rotating. The
joke in the band is that "We pay a lot to play" NOT that we get paid
alot to play. I want to be able to show up.

The decision on MS 145 or MS short stack is based on my time, space
and energy resources.

RG

On Wednesday, December 10, 2003, at 08:21 PM, ZAKEMO@AOL.com wrote:

> In a message dated 12/10/2003 2:57:26 PM Pacific Standard Time,