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    Does anyone here know what model Leslies the e-70 was designed to use?</p>

    Just a long shot but i'm also wondering what these different models may sound like when hooked up to the e-70. I've been told the leslies with only the rotating bass speaker sound more theatre organ like, While the leslies with both rotating horns and bass speaker sound more hammond like?
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    Could someone please help me out. Thanks</p>

    I've just bought an e-70 from a shop in Melbourne and trying to figure out options. For some reason I prefer the tremolo on my d-85 in North QLD and it's one thing I'd like to improve on this e-70.
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    Re: What Leslie Cabinets for E-70 Electone

    [quote user="crankit"]


    Does anyone here know what model Leslies the e-70 was designed to use?[/quote]</P>


    G'day,</P>


    The E70 is factory pre-wired to accept Leslie models700 &amp; 710, (plug &amp; play, no kit required) both 90W solid state 2 channel cabinets with 9 pin connection, the only difference apart from cosmetics being the treble horn rotor on the 710. Both models have a 6 x 9" rotosonic drum, 15" bass &amp; two 6 x 9" stationary speakers.</P>


    Goodvintage Leslies aremore precious thangold in Australia, so frankly,procrastinate and you'll miss out,just grab whatever comes your way first. Either way you won't be disappointed.</P>


    Kam-pai,</P>


    Ian</P>
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    Hammond X77GT & Leslie 77P
    Lowrey C500 & Leslie 720/540
    Hammond T524 & Leslie 710
    Gulbransen Theatrum & Leslie 700
    Yamaha EL90T

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      Re: What Leslie Cabinets for E-70 Electone



      Um what bother with Leslies ? That organ also has sockets for the Yamaha cabinets. If you can find ( I know , Rare ! ) either TM1s or TX1s, that would be excellent too. Yes the trems are electronic, but no one that has heard me do Hammond stuff on my FX-1 could tell. Us purists can, but the masses have no clue .</p>

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      Regards, Larry
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      Regards, Larry

      At Home : Yamaha Electones : EX-42 ( X 3 !!! ), E-5AR, FX-1 ( X 2 !! ), US-1, EL-25 ( Chopped ). Allen 601D, ADC 6000D. Lowrey CH32-1. At Churches I play for : Allen Q325 ( with Vista ), Allen L123 ( with Navigator ). Rodgers 755. 1919 Wangerin 2/7 pipe organ.

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        Re: What Leslie Cabinets for E-70 Electone



        Hey Larry, I hooked up a Leslie 722 to my FX-1 along with the two TM-1's and if you haven't heard the FX-1 thru a Leslie, you NEED to! Many electronic organs don't necessarily sound right thru a Leslie. The FX-1 was a great surprise. It sounds awesome with a Leslie.</p>

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          Re: What Leslie Cabinets for E-70 Electone

          [quote user="Larrytow"]


          Um what bother with Leslies ? That organ also has sockets for the Yamaha cabinets. If you can find ( I know , Rare ! ) either TM1s or TX1s, that would be excellent too. [/quote]</P>


          G'day,</P>


          Yep,E70 does have the 13 pin Yammy cabinet socket, which is a fine and wonderful thing, but TX1 was never marketed in Australia, TM1 was special order only ex Japan, BUT how many TM5's would you like with your organ, sir?</P>


          Kam-pai,</P>


          Ian</P>
          sigpic
          Hammond X77GT & Leslie 77P
          Lowrey C500 & Leslie 720/540
          Hammond T524 & Leslie 710
          Gulbransen Theatrum & Leslie 700
          Yamaha EL90T

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