From tonysounds@yahoo.com Mon Jan 31 19:12:28 2005
Subject:Re: Speakeasy preamp for Sale
Hey y'all. Before I put it on ebay, I thought I'd offer this to the groups. I have a mint condition SPEAKEASY CLASSIC/BARKER HG TUBE PEDAL PREAMP w 122 HOOK UP for sale. As stated, it is in mint condition, with not a scratch on it anywhere. All work was done by Speakeasyvintagemusic.com. The pedal has 2 switches on it; the left is for the activation of the BarkerHG circuit, and the right is for speed control of your 122 leslie. There is an LED to indicate when Barker is engaged. Volume, Bass and Treble knobs adorn the top, while a gain knob and a leslie/direct switch is on the side. Obviously, you can use this with an amp or mixer or non-leslie device as well as with a 122type leslie.
This is not the only Speakeasy preamp I have (I have a rack version as well), but as most of you have probably noticed, I have been slimming my rig down considerably in the last few weeks.
If interested, hit me offline. This pedal new from Speakeasy goes for $600 ($500 for a "regular" Barker version).
Tony
Roger Twerion wrote:
I'm beginning to think this is some kind of Speakeasy
sponsored web site. I'm sure the Speakeasy or any
other quality pre-amp will work well with all other
input sources including voice.
I have a Hampton[e] preamp for my Leslie 122. I love
it. It does not compete with the Speakeasy in range of
use. I can only use it with 122 and 147 type leslies,
but this is a clone website. I have a CX3 v.1. The 122
really smooths out the top octave.
I generally recommend a tube preamp over any solid
state one, such as the Trek II type. I think that is
an obvious statement.
That's my two cents. Thanks for the forum.
Roger
--- hudakjm@mcmaster.ca wrote:
> Hi group:
>
> This may be a nutty idea, but has anyone tried the
> Speakeasy with other
> instruments besides keyboards, say like as a guitar
> preamp, or with a
> bass guitar? Just wondering because I also play
> guitar and bass and
> was looking for a good tube preamp for those
> instruments. I thought if
> the Speakeasy did such a great job on our clones
> then it might also
> sound good with guitar, especially in overdriven
> mode. This way I
> could kill two or three birds with one stone. Just
> an idea. Any
> thoughts pro or con? Thanks in advance.
>
> John
>
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