From rafael2pop@yahoo.com.ar Fri Mar 11 08:10:45 2011
Subject:Carrying two amps to every gig or Ventilator and one amp?

A question a step ahead of the rig described below:

What about combining the speed of two units:

1. An actual rotary speaker ( Leslie, etc.)
2. A Neo Ventilator

Guess that the Ventilator , being digital has more chances of being putting in sync with a Leslie speaker and their usually non perfect alignment or rotation speed.

Let's say that I'm thinking to buy a Ventilator for P.A. use but STILL using BOTH , the VENTA along with o traditional Leslie rotary speaker besides the player, sorta thig like if it should be work as an 'actual rotary monitor on stage'.

Pleasure for the player on stage and a Vent to the P.A. so sound available also for the masses

Appreciate feedback and hints about if it's possible to do a fine 'tuning' of the VENT to get a desired speed in sync with a Leslie, whatever speed it could be.

Best,

Rafael

Carrying two amps to every gig or Ventilator and one amp?
Posted by: "melvinnich" melvinnich@gmail.com melvinnich
Fri Mar 11, 2011 3:06 am (PST)

Hi all! My lower back has a question for the list: In a live setting, to get a pleasing Leslie simulation, is it absolutely required to have two amplifiers so that the Leslie simulation is in stereo? Or have some found that the Ventilator (which I do not yet own) is so good that one can get away with just one amp, with the keyboard running in mono?

Note: I am speaking of a moderate volume setting, without PA mains, as in a jazz organ trio gig.

Mel