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Ok... time to harass yall' again.... after much recon and Web scouring I finally found out that my Leslie is of a very early vintage and uses a 5U4 rectifier tube in the back *with some kind of bear trap claw holder securing it*...</P>
My question is .... why isn't this particular tube on later model 47's or other Leslie amps in general.... did they use some kind of solid state recitfier inside the amp or????? And if so.... doesn't that kind of take away from the whole "tube" experience? It would be very interesting to run a full sweep of acoustic far and near field tests using said differences in Leslie amps on the same soundstage.......</P></BLOCKQUOTE>
Ok... time to harass yall' again.... after much recon and Web scouring I finally found out that my Leslie is of a very early vintage and uses a 5U4 rectifier tube in the back *with some kind of bear trap claw holder securing it*...</P>
My question is .... why isn't this particular tube on later model 47's or other Leslie amps in general.... did they use some kind of solid state recitfier inside the amp or????? And if so.... doesn't that kind of take away from the whole "tube" experience? It would be very interesting to run a full sweep of acoustic far and near field tests using said differences in Leslie amps on the same soundstage.......</P></BLOCKQUOTE>
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