From shrockrob@aol.com Thu May 13 13:47:30 2004
Subject:Re: Digest Number 1707


In a message dated 5/13/04 10:08:28 AM, CloneWheel@yahoogroups.com writes:

<<
My speakeasy has that option. It depends on what you need it for... When
I was playing in both a blues and a classic rock band it came in handy.
Now that I am off the classic rock, I never use the Howler...
>>

Hi David,

Did you like the Howler for playing, say, Mark Stein-type stuff?

I'm going to have to go with the two-channel version and the CX-3's Leslie
sim for now, because I also play guitar. (That's a lot of setup already. When we
get a gear guy, I'll look into a real Leslie or MS.) Being able to flip modes
with one switch would be good; that's a lot of sonic territory.

BTW, I found your 4 presets and set those up. Nice. Of course, I'm now in
that tweaking mode. I'm not so sold on the "shrill" label assigned to the CX-3.
I personally thought the Roland organs sounded terrible, but many here like
them. I've played great, terrible, and mediocre real Hammonds, too...

Anyway, thanks for chiming in. I'm new to the list, but dig the vibe here.

Rob Shrock
Contributing Editor
Electronic Musician
shrockrob@aol.com