Nope. If you want to improve the sound, rather than just making it louder, you need a leslie. Remember too that the organ has internal leslie 'clone' and a keyboard amp wouldn't amplify that, you'd just get a straight sound with no rotary effect. Not good!
I may have said this before, but the 415 has almost the same 'footprint' as the larger models. They are only an inch or so bigger side to side but 8" taller - and maybe you're thinking of its 'presence' in the room. I know what you would be thinking there as when I got my 760 at home I couldn't help thinking that it was so much 'bigger' than the previous 145. But I very quickly got used to it! A 720 or 715 should be easier to find than a 415 and the sound quality would be better. The 415's stationary speakers are not as good as its bigger brothers' ones.
Thanks for answering mu question, I don't think I will go that way. It seems chances of finding a 415 Leslie are very remote. Do you recommend any of the key board amps on the market.
It will be plug and play. Don't expect it to push out much in the way of bass, but in a home situation that should be OK. There is a matching subwoofer cabinet, but that would make the total size around that of a conventional full size leslie like a 715.
Ihave been searching forever it seems for Leslie 415 (space restrictions) I have noticed a small Leslie type 2101 would that work on my organ (yamaha c55n) it has an 11 pin leslie connector. if so would I need any other equipment,
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