[HAM] Should I also get a Leslie 25 for my new M3?Dave Bishop xxcaptinxx at comcast.netMon Jan 15 00:51:30 CST 2007
I didn't see anyone else respond, so I'll take a crack. You don't say where you live, so I can't be too specific as to the appropriate price for an M3 in your area. Somewhere between $0 and $250 is the typical range. My last four have been $500 (with a cherry Leslie 145), $25, free and free. Bring cash and a truck, start low and be willing to walk away, and see what you can dicker. They all need some service by this age, which the list can help you with, but if you need to use a tech, the service can equal the cash price of the organ. The Leslie 25 is a single speaker full range unit. Good tube sound, better than nothing, but not very satisfying if you really crave the authentic Leslie vibe. Personally, I wouldn't value it above $100, unless I was looking for needed parts for a better project. Sellers seem to think they are real valuable-- sometimes a guitar player can get an acceptable sound with a pre-amp added. If you get a Leslie MEE switch and a chorus tremolo switch with connection box plus cable in the deal, those have a market value of $100+ on eBay. Regards, Dave Bishop
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