From hammond.b3@verizon.net Mon Nov 21 07:19:51 2005
Subject:Re: Leslie 2101 compare MS Pro3T's?

If anyone is interested contact me offline. I have a supplier who can get
them very cheaply and it is all legal and on the up and up. Ifyou want one
I'll call the guy and get an exact number and get back to you but I was
astounded when he told me the price. I'd try to make a couple of bucks on
the deal but the preice was WAY under list but not wholesale.
Chuck

> (Thanks to all for replies per ?? about Leslie 2101.) Who did you buy
> from that you got such great customer service? For me it's easiest to
> buy online/by phone from stores and reps I know versus driving and
> hitting the bumper-to-bumper traffic going south to San Diego or
> north to Los Angeles. I know there's a couple of online stores that
> have treated us very well via phone contact, like Tony at BT
> Productions, Steve at Speakeasy, etc. Did you get the replacement
> warrantee horn parts for the 2101 direct from the organ dealer you
> bought your 2101 from or by contacting the manufacturer?
>
> Right out of the gate, I'd want to try one with the FF 100/driver
> (any more specific info on which part is which? ..like are these the
> diaphragm and magnet structure?), assuming the standard driver would
> fail whenever the venue volume went up. Being "in the rotary
> envelope" - as I like to call it - to play along with the other
> onstage players, whether the audience gets the full effect or not, is
> the one thing I miss when using rotary sims with amps/cabs even
> though they're the easiest to set up and play. Setting up a "real-
> Leslie-sound" box just for the stage on top of an inexpensive X stand
> at top click position for some height would be worth the effort. I'm
> not into that pole mount, LOL, or setting up an extra PA stand.
> TIA for any more info. Walter j
>
> --- In CloneWheel@yahoogroups.com, "chuck" wrote:
> >
> > Another thing re: the 2101 from a recent experience. The 50 watt
> driver
> > does not cut it in a rock band using live cabs on stage. I blew
> mine out
> > and HS replaced it with a new FF 100 w driver. BIG difference.
> Whether or
> > not HS is now rethinking putting the heavier drivers or not is
> strictly an
> > opinion but I think they were quick to replace mine as it was still
> under
> > warranty and they have had problems with the FF drivers in the
> regular 122's
> > as well per my organ dealer. Also, the replacement they sent me
> was blown.
> > So it went back as well and they offered to replace the new blown
> driver.
> > I give them a pile of credit for being so nice about replacing
> stuff.
>
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