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Do you have the Leslie? Model 122 is first choice, but 147 can work. Both are 6-pin but need different connecting kits. Many of us would hook up the Leslie and never use the PR-20, but tht would be a personal choice. -
On the other hand, the PR-20 was specifically designed to reproduce the many nuances, like key click and generator crosstalk, that make the Hammond so unique. And the balance of straight and rotary speaker systems can be very pleasing. IMHO, of course.Over the years: Hammond M3, BC, M102, B3, four X77s and three PR-40s, a Thomas Electra and a Celebrity, three Fender Rhodes, Roland HS-10, HP-2000, HP-600, RD-600, JV-880, a thing made by Korg (?), two Leslie 910s, 122, 257, 258, 247, two 142s, and three custom-built Leslies. Wow, way too much money spent!
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I have a PR40 paired with a 147 on a RT3, I think they compliment each other nicely 8)Tom in Tulsa
Fooling with: 1969 E100, 1955 M3, 1963 M100, Leslie 720Comment
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To actually answer the question of the OP....
Go to the link below...choose the manual of the Leslie you are looking to use...follow installation instructions.
http://www.captain-foldback.com/Lesl...ie_manuals.htm1st born: 1958 B3 & 1964 Leslie 122
Most Proud of: 1938 Concert Model E paired w/ 1948 Leslie 31A & Vibratone (Leslie) 30A (c.1942)
Daily Workhorse: 3 Manual Rodgers running Hauptwerk 4.2
New Kid on the Block: Hammond Novachord (year not determined yet)Comment
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I always had a PR40 on stage. It added quite a bit of bottom to the pedals and string bass, plus it made a great stand for my Roland digital piano which I place at the right side of the console.Over the years: Hammond M3, BC, M102, B3, four X77s and three PR-40s, a Thomas Electra and a Celebrity, three Fender Rhodes, Roland HS-10, HP-2000, HP-600, RD-600, JV-880, a thing made by Korg (?), two Leslie 910s, 122, 257, 258, 247, two 142s, and three custom-built Leslies. Wow, way too much money spent!Comment
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