Hello all,
I acquired a leslie 147 at a nice price and upon closer inspection, I've noticed it had a 1/4" jack added to it. I'm not sure why or when. By looking at the points that the 2 wires connect to, it appears the intention was for use as an input. It doesn't seem to function as such.
Having a 1/4" input would be great, for other instruments, and I have a tube preamp which would bring any signal up to the level the leslie is used to seeing. Now my questions are these:
Would it be so simple to splice in the leads to the points carrying the organ signal from the 6 pin cable?
Would a kind of switch be necessary to "disable" the organ's audio input while using its power and speed controls?
Should I forget about all of this and get a Dr. Fishsticks style box?
Thanks for any help!!!
I acquired a leslie 147 at a nice price and upon closer inspection, I've noticed it had a 1/4" jack added to it. I'm not sure why or when. By looking at the points that the 2 wires connect to, it appears the intention was for use as an input. It doesn't seem to function as such.
Having a 1/4" input would be great, for other instruments, and I have a tube preamp which would bring any signal up to the level the leslie is used to seeing. Now my questions are these:
Would it be so simple to splice in the leads to the points carrying the organ signal from the 6 pin cable?
Would a kind of switch be necessary to "disable" the organ's audio input while using its power and speed controls?
Should I forget about all of this and get a Dr. Fishsticks style box?
Thanks for any help!!!
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