From classicjake@yahoo.com Tue Oct 28 14:16:45 2003
Subject:Re: VK-8M vs V-5

Also to consider, the V5 and Electro are about $700 apart in price.
Assuming you were to choose the V5, which leslie sim would you choose to get a decent unit and still keep as much of that $700 as possible in your pocket?
I've heard you and others here remark that the Spin II is sub-par.
Is there one you like? (a real Leslie is out of the question - won't fit in my KIA wagon)

Jake

ynottnaro wrote:
Hands down, for cutting and sitting well in the mix,
your 2 best choices (IMO) are the V5 and Electro.
Advantages to Electro (assuming we're talking about
the module as opposed to the keyboard with the obvious
advantage of having a keyboard!) are the built in
leslie sim (V5 has none) and the Chorus/vib (V5's is
horrible) and the percussion (V5's is weak, but an
inexpensive mod by Ashbysolutions.com resolves that,
and makes it very comparable, and maybe even better
than the Electro's). The V5 is ballsier and great for
thick rock organ playing. The Electro is a little
mellower, sits great in the mix regardless of the
registrations. You can't go wrong with either.

T
--- Jim Wells wrote:
> Any thoughts? Playing live and cutting through the
> mix are my priorities.
> What would be the best clone for doing this? I have
> read here that the V-5
> has balls and cuts through the mix. Does the Electro
> or VK-8M do it as
> well? Thanks.
>
> Jim Wells
> Tallahassee, FL
>

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