From bluestblues2002@yahoo.com Sun Jan 05 11:29:41 2003
Subject:Re: New Member

Hey there Michael,
Welcome to the group. I also have an original Korg BX-3 that I gig
with, and a Hammond D-152 at home. And yes, the D-12 is way too heavy
for gigging without a group of roadies.
I run my BX-3 through the a Fender tube guitar amp (without the
speaker) and split my mix between our Yamaha PA and a 15"/compression-
loaded horn/Leslie 16 loop. It works pretty well, but I'm sure tht if
I had a bass head it would sound even better. I love most things
about the BX-3, but wish the keys could be changed to 'waterfall'
keys. For a clone, that's pretty much the only complaint about it.

Bill

> So I have an old Korg Bx-3, run it through a H&K Tube Factor and
then in
> an old German Dynachord/Echolette MK2 Leslie. Very rough, hard
sound. I
> cut off the diffusors, so miking this leslie makes it real growl.
On
> sessions or small stages I use an H&K Tube Rotosphere, which is the
best
> leslie-simulator I know (beside that ones from Motion-sound, which
are
> too expensive to me). Anyone here with an old Korg Bx or Cx, too?
> So, then, let´s rock!
>
> Michael