From tonysounds@yahoo.com Fri Aug 19 13:53:49 2005
Subject:Re: Road Leslie vs. Motion Sound Pro145

Eric, I would SERIOUSLY consider the Leslie 2101. I much preferred it to my Pro145, and for the price of a Pro145, you can have a pair of 2101s. You will need to pump the rotary output into your keyboard amp/mixer to augment the low end (as instructed), but it sounds really good.

T

Eric Lawson wrote:
Hey folks,

Long time no talk. I've been quietly content with my Nord Electro
as the clone of choice for quite some time now. I have not traveled
with a true rotating horn to move air in a few years and I'm
starting to want one on the road again. Can't take my trusty 122
due to size.

I am considering either a road-ready Leslie (ala Speakeasy or
similar) vs. the Motion Sound Pro145. I could actually port over
some of my 122 parts (at least the amp) and get the true tube growl
in a real Leslie that is more portable. But the lower volume and
miking would make it a little bit difficult from a logistics
standpoint.

The Pro145 provides the blistering volume and built-in mikes to make
it easy.

Any recommendations from folks that have used both? I've never used
a Pro145, though I've had several Pro3Ts and a KBRm.

Regards,
Eric

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