Dig this AWESOME Allen Leslie Jensen sound projector!!!

[xtian]

Wow. I mean....wow.

http://cgi.ebay.com/Allen-Leslie-Jensen ... 0632871966

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[selloutrr]

that's awesome and only ~350lbs!

If you haven't seen this model of leslie it's worth a road trip if you ever get a chance. My friend in AZ has a leslie 950 it's over 6ft tall and lights up like a circus as it spins. He runs it with a modified preamp pedal and his gretsch penguin, it's his bedroom amp. ~375lbs. I've never seen one for sale or another one in person.

[Structo]

Very cool but very heavy!

[Gibsonman63]

Weight = Tone

[Andy Le Blanc]

thank the gods...

You don't see that as back line in any tech rider...

[Drumslinger]

that's crazy especially if you have to haul it around and you don't have a crew to move it for you.

[Lonely Raven]

that's awesome and only ~350lbs!

If you haven't seen this model of leslie it's worth a road trip if you ever get a chance. My friend in AZ has a leslie 950 it's over 6ft tall and lights up like a circus as it spins. He runs it with a modified preamp pedal and his gretsch penguin, it's his bedroom amp. ~375lbs. I've never seen one for sale or another one in person.

That is truly epic! I want one!

[selloutrr]

I want two. - you have to balance out the stage.

I have no clue how many where built i'd guess less then a dozen. I'm not sure who they where marketed toward. But they are truly epic in every way. You have to mic the drummer if you play one.

[xtian]

I think the rotating speakers should be built robust enough for go-go dancers to stand on.

[topbrent]

that's awesome and only ~350lbs!

If you haven't seen this model of leslie it's worth a road trip if you ever get a chance. My friend in AZ has a leslie 950 it's over 6ft tall and lights up like a circus as it spins. He runs it with a modified preamp pedal and his gretsch penguin, it's his bedroom amp. ~375lbs. I've never seen one for sale or another one in person.

Here is a Leslie 950 in action...take your seizure meds first:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J1XqxabUmkA

[selloutrr]

Your making me want to take a road trip to Arizona.

[Cliff Schecht]

that's awesome and only ~350lbs!

If you haven't seen this model of leslie it's worth a road trip if you ever get a chance. My friend in AZ has a leslie 950 it's over 6ft tall and lights up like a circus as it spins. He runs it with a modified preamp pedal and his gretsch penguin, it's his bedroom amp. ~375lbs. I've never seen one for sale or another one in person.

I've played one of these in a shop before. It's such an intense feeling literally being surrounded by a physically generated chorus (as opposed to an electronically created one). The sounds that those Leslie's produce is truly an experience.

[Andy Le Blanc]

acoustic mechanical effects are awesome, love the light show
rediscover the 60's... but damn to have to haul the thing.

[Reeltarded]

122 or 147 and everything else is not a 122 or 147...

Fender Leslies are also pretty cool, but the 122 is what sounds right. There are reasons those are rare. Heavy, and more expensive than a couple hits of microdot.

[Deejay3rd]

My father has one of these things in his garage.

https://tubeamparchive.com/viewtopic.php?t=21928