From dta3923@yahoo.com Sun Dec 04 13:03:20 2005
Subject:Re: Leslie 'Vibration Problem

Thanks for your response. I determined the "sympathetic vibration" was probably the stage. Today, I noticed it was not as pronounced. I opened up the back and noticed one of the pully fasteners was a bit loose, so I tigthened it. One thing I noticed was the Leslie horn seems to pivot. The entire shaft seems to move. Is this normal?

Dan

goff747@aol.com wrote:

In a message dated 12/4/05 7:27:44 AM, dta3923@yahoo.com writes:

<< Could an uneven surface or stage cause the Leslie to act this

way. >>

like any moving object an uneven surface can cause the leslie to go into
sympathetic vibration with the flooring. try moving the leslie to another location
and see if the problem goes away. if on solid flooring the problem occurs,
its time to open the leslie. it may be a worn out rubber grommet on the lower
rotor spindle shaft as it goes into the top and bottom bearings. instead of the
spindle rotating steady it my be wobbling in its bearings. vibration problems
are usually physical and not electronic in nature.

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