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Hello all I hope everyone is doing well. I found a nice pair today and bought them both for 900.00 I bought a leslie 145 and 147. I want to hook the 145 to my hammond a100. I called my tech and he said that he has already wired my organ for a leslie 147 and the 145 will work with a 5-6 [in cable. My question is that there is no kit inside the organ. He said all he will do is connect the tremelo chorale switch up and connect the organ and leslie with a 5-6 cable. Is this possible? Could i do that my self?
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Re: Leslie 145 & 147
That was a great purchase! My kind of deal, which is why I have too many now.
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Normally you need a 6-6 cable for the 147 types unless there has been a slight change in wiring. The 5-6 cable is usually for 122 types used for omitting the B+ signal.</p>
There is really no need for a 'kit' unless you want to hook up MEE system. It's pretty simple depending on your capability.
</p>Hammonds: A; AB; B3; D; E; 6-M3's; 2-A100; T582C.
Leslies: 3-31H; 21H, 22H, 4-44W; 46W; 25; 47; 45; 125; 50C; 51; 55C; 2-120; 122; 122A; 145; 147; 245; 770; 825; 2-102; 2-103; 300.
Wicks 2/5 pipe organ; Yamaha upright; Kurzweil Micro Piano & Micro B with M-Audio Oxygen 61; Yamaha DGX520; Wurlitzer 4100 (it came with a Leslie!). Peavey KB100 keyboard amp. Peavey Bass Guitar. Yes, I have A. D. (acquisition disorder) and don't want it cured. -
Re: Leslie 145 & 147
Yes he did some soldering and rewiring under the pin hook up. Im hooking up the 145 so he suggested the 5-6 pin im also
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