From goffmac747@aol.com Sun Feb 17 06:38:05 2008
Subject:Re: What to do?


Finding a leslie close to home is good in that you save on shipping costs as these cost to move around. You already have one keyboard, but no leslie yet. If the leslie is in good condition, sounds to your liking, ready to hook up, go for the leslie. you can always get that secon manual some other time and is easier to acquire than a leslie.





-----Original Message-----
From: Joe Guidice
To: CloneWheel@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Sun, 17 Feb 2008 10:00 pm
Subject: [CWSG] What to do?






Interesting dilemma that I'm hoping the group here can offer some

insight with.

I've been savimg my pennies for awhile now in the hopes of buying the

XK-pro lower manual for my XK-3. I finally have the funds all

together for this purchase.

Now, I come across a very sweet deal on a Leslie 122XB-T. Excellent

condition, same price as the XLK, only about an hour from home to

pick it up.

I'm torn. I had planned to start using the two manual organ and stop

lugging around my S90 instead opting for a sound module controlled by

the XK-3 for piano, wurli, rhodes and clav sounds, which despite all

the capabilities of my S90, those are about all I use in either of

the bands I play in.

But this is a Leslie and a rare opportunity to get a really nice one,

already setup for 11-pin use. I'd only get limited use out of it,

mostly during the summer when we play outdoor concerts and parties

because the bars I play in are just too small and I have to haul the

PA too, but damn, I've always wanted one of these.

Don't know what to do, and looking for some input.








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