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Jim Smith


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Midlothian, TX, USA
Post  Posted 16 Feb 2001 10:25 pm    
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Anyone tried one on steel? The reviews at Harmony Central look good: click here

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Cairo Zoots

 

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Moville, Iowa ,next to the west fork of the Little Sioux River
Post  Posted 21 Feb 2001 5:56 pm    
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I'm interested too Jim. There happens to be one on Ebay .... closing in about a day and a half...Korg G4/Toneworks leslie simulator
Item #1410673828
click here


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Jim Smith


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Midlothian, TX, USA
Post  Posted 21 Feb 2001 6:09 pm    
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I'm also curious as to how it compares to the Hughes & Kettner Rotosphere, which up to now is my all time favorite simulator.
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Dave Brophy

 

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Miami FL
Post  Posted 22 Feb 2001 1:04 pm    
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I've got a Korg G-4 that I bought on Ebay a couple of years ago.Playing a Tele through it,it does a good job.(I'm a hack lap steel player and haven't tried it on the steel.)My only complaint is the eq on it.It has a knob which is meant to balance the output between the (treble)rotary horn and the woofer.To get a goodly amount of Leslie effect,you have to have a goodly amount of horn (highs) in the blend.With a Fender amp set to my usual settings for guitar,I found it too darn bright.For my needs,it would have to be eq'd after the pedal or put into a separate channel of the amp.
I tried the Hughes and Kettner in a store for 20 minutes or so,and turned every knob every which way,and found it curiously unresponsive to the (standard)guitar.It seemed like the Leslie effect only kicked in when the strings were attacked hard.YMMV,of course.I tried it before I got the Korg,and I think the Korg is better in terms of both response and sound.I only wish it had another tone control.It's strange that they only produced these things for a couple of years.
Most of my gigs now are with a keyboardist who has a portable Hammond and a Motion Sound Amp with a spinning rotor (which sound fantastic),so the Korg goes unused.
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Dean Neeley

 

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Aiken,SC USA
Post  Posted 23 Feb 2001 12:48 am    
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Jim have you ever tried a SGE unit made by
A.R.T. It does a fantastic Leslie sound effect.

Dean
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