From ynottnaro@yahoo.com Mon Oct 06 06:42:16 2003
Subject:Re: Speakeasy Hotrod, Twin drivers

I'm using model 25 leslies, which have been modified
to low-boy 122s. I use stock Leslie 122 amps, and
original (when available) and original "spec" parts
when not. I have a Jensen in the Bulldog (my main
road leslie) and an Altec (I think) in the 2nd
low-boy. My full size 122 has all original parts
(that stays at home).

T
--- jake92028 wrote:
> What model Leslie, and were you using its stock amp
> and woofer? I
> put Altec Lansing 16 Ohm woofers in the last dual
> 122's I had, for
> years and years. I'm not using Leslies now; maybe I
> can talk
> Speakeasy into making me a lightweight model minus
> amp I can run from
> a preamp/power amp. I've been trying to find the
> best simulation
> paired amps since V5 and Spin to the CX3 bought in
> March. Clonewheel
> posts convinced me to try an Electro which I did,
> what the heck = 30
> days no questions asked. I'm keeping it and the
> Korg, but Clavia-
> Nord better put their awards in the back room and
> get to work on
> fixing what it needs - if you don't know, I ain't
> gonna' tell you
>
>
> Walter
>
> --- In CloneWheel@yahoogroups.com, ynottnaro
> wrote:
> > The Speakeasy driver is great. The twin Hotrod
> > drivers may be overkill. I use the single, with
> my
> > Speakeasy maxxed out (even in Howler mode), and I
> > haven't been able to smoke it yet. But I hadn't
> ever
> > blown a stock driver yet either (and this was
> before
> > my Electro....I ran a cutdown B3 into it for 2
> years
> > with a Trek Pre, a cutdown A100 stock, an XMc1,
> Xk2
> > and Voce V5 (the hottest of them all) for 7 years
> with
> > no problems. I changed to the Speakeasy on a
> whim.
> > It's been great.
>

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