| Cabinet: | Vinyl covered, grille cloth |
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| Dimensions: | 29" x 21" x 14" |
| Rotors: | Single |
| Amplifiers: | None |
| Speeds: | Fast-Slow |
| Speakers: | I |
| Belts: | B |
| Motor-fast: | 1 |
| Motor-slow: | 3 |
| Notes: | Special connector/for Combo Guitar amps |
| Hookup: | Non-Standard |
| Cabinet: | Vinyl covered, grille cloth |
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| Dimensions: | 29" x 21" x 14" |
| Rotors: | Single |
| Amplifiers: | None |
| Speeds: | Fast-Slow |
| Speakers: | L |
| Belts: | B |
| Motor-fast: | 1 |
| Motor-slow: | 3 |
| Hookup: | Non-Standard |
| Cabinet: | Wood |
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| Dimensions: | 41" x 29" x 20.5" |
| Rotors: | 2- Bass/Treble |
| Amplifiers: | Tube 40 watt w/ 4-6V6 finals |
| Speeds: | Fast-Stop |
| Speakers: | X,P |
| Belts: | A,B |
| Motor-fast: | ,1 |
| Motor-slow: | None |
| Notes: | 21H was the first to use the modern 41" X 29" X 20.5 cabinet. Top has single louvre on each side, divided in front, but top louvres are now in the same direction as the bottom (tapered side faces down). Otherwise, identical to 122. Single-speed, both motors mounted downward. 32H power amplifier had four 6V6s in push-pull parallel configuration. 30W amplifier w/p-p parallel 6L6s was optional, as was a dynamic brake. The woofer was an electrodynamic type. |
| Hookup: | 6A |
| Cabinet: | Wood |
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| Dimensions: | Unknown |
| Rotors: | 2- Bass/Treble |
| Amplifiers: | Tube 40 watt w/ 2-6550 finals |
| Speeds: | Fast-Stop |
| Speakers: | O,P |
| Belts: | A,B |
| Motor-fast: | 1,1 |
| Motor-slow: | none |
| Notes: | Identical in appearance to the 122. Single speed. Has 15" Permanent Magnet Jensen P15LL, and 3/4" Jensen driver. First generation of modern amplifier using 6550 output tubes and 0C3 regulator. First series below serial 21500 uses 5U4 rectifier section, amplifier rated at 35 watts. Later series serial 21500 to 24500 uses diode rectifier section, amplifier rated at 40 watts. |
| Hookup: | 6A |
| Notes: | Same as 22H, set up for field installation of reverb kit. Cabinet has additional side louvers on each side for reverb speaker, with internal back box for 6 X 9" speaker isolation. Top compartment is slightly taller (center section is smaller) to allow room for reverb amp installation on top shelf. First series below sn 40900 uses amplifier as above; 40900 to 42500 use diode rectifier amplifier. Reverb system includes: one 6 x 9" speaker; necklace-type spring delay mounted on inside of LF cabinet wall; reverb amplifier using p-p 7189 tubes mounted in top compartment. |
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| Cabinet: | Wood |
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| Dimensions: | 34x29x18.5 (HWD inches) |
| Rotors: | 1 |
| Amplifiers: | Tube 6L6 P-P |
| Speeds: | Fast-Stop |
| Speakers: | M |
| Belts: | B |
| Motor-fast: | 1 |
| Motor-slow: | none |
| Notes: | Single speed, also called the Orpheus. |
| Hookup: | 6B |
| Cabinet: | Unknown |
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| Dimensions: | Unknown |
| Rotors: | 2 Bass/Treble |
| Amplifiers: | Tube 20 watt |
| Speeds: | Fast-Stop |
| Speakers: | X,P |
| Belts: | A,B |
| Motor-fast: | NLA |
| Motor-slow: | none |
| Hookup: | Unknown |
| Notes: | Very first Leslie model, made 1940. 30A had a slower tremelo. 30C was a church version. |
| Cabinet: | Wood |
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| Dimensions: | Unknown |
| Rotors: | 2 Bass/Treble |
| Amplifiers: | Tube 30 watt |
| Speeds: | Fast-Stop |
| Speakers: | X,P |
| Belts: | A,B |
| Motor-fast: | 1 |
| Motor-slow: | none |
| Notes: | This was the first Leslie built for use with Hammond organs. The case looked different to the later models, with a larger bottom part. Also it featured at least 3 different amps, all similar in appearance, but early ones used a toggle switch for fast/off, latter ones had a hook up like the 122. |
| Hookup: | Early - Non Standard, Late - 6A |
| Cabinet: | Wood |
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| Dimensions: | 33" x 28" x 21" |
| Rotors: | 2 Bass/Treble |
| Amplifiers: | Tube 40 watt |
| Speeds: | Fast-Stop |
| Speakers: | X,P |
| Belts: | A,B |
| Motor-fast: | 1 |
| Motor-slow: | none |
| Notes: | Early 45 |
| Hookup: | 6B |
| Cabinet: | Wood |
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| Dimensions: | 33" x 28" x 21" |
| Rotors: | 2 Bass/Treble |
| Amplifiers: | Tube 40 watt w/ 6550 finals |
| Speeds: | Fast-Stop |
| Speakers: | O,P |
| Belts: | A,B |
| Motor-fast: | 1 |
| Motor-slow: | none |
| Notes: | Early 45 |
| Hookup: | 6B |
| Cabinet: | Wood |
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| Dimensions: | 41" x 28" x 21" |
| Rotors: | 2 Bass/Treble |
| Amplifiers: | Tube 40 watt |
| Speeds: | Fast-Stop |
| Speakers: | X,P |
| Belts: | A,B |
| Motor-fast: | 1 |
| Motor-slow: | none |
| Notes: | Early 47 |
| Hookup: | 6B |
| Cabinet: | Wood |
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| Dimensions: | 41" x 28" x 21" |
| Rotors: | 2 Bass/Treble |
| Amplifiers: | Tube 40 watt |
| Speeds: | Fast-Stop |
| Speakers: | O,P |
| Belts: | A,B |
| Motor-fast: | 1 |
| Motor-slow: | none |
| Hookup: | 6B |
| Cabinet: | Wood |
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| Dimensions: | 41" x 29" x 20 1/2" |
| Rotors: | 2 |
| Amplifiers: | 2 channel Tube - 40 watt rotor/? watt stationary |
| Speeds: | Fast-Stop |
| Speakers: | 2-F,O,P |
| Belts: | A,B |
| Motor-fast: | 1 |
| Motor-slow: | none |
| Notes: | For 2 channel organs Rotor/Stat. or Main/Reverb |
| Hookup: | Non Standard |
| Notes: | Made to work with the X77 Hammond, it has four 50W solid state amplifiers, and a conventional upper rotor. There is also a 15" bass speaker for the pedals, and a Rotosonic drum with one 6x9 speaker. The 77L has 2 each 6x9 speakers for the non-vibrato, and an 8" speaker for the percussion channel. The 77P model has 4 each 6x9 speakers that share the non-vibrato and percussion signals. |
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| Cabinet: | Wood (as per 122) |
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| Dimensions: | 41" x 29" x 20 1/2" |
| Rotors: | 1 Rotosonic drum |
| Amplifiers: | 4 channel tubes amps (12AU7) |
| Speeds: | Fast only |
| Speakers: | |
| Belts: | |
| Motor-fast: | 1 |
| Motor-slow: | none |
| Notes: | For Gulbransen organ models G and K. Leslie switch switched between rotosonic drum and straight speakers mounted in top louvres. |
| Hookup: |
| Cabinet: | Wood |
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| Dimensions: | |
| Rotors: | 2 Bass rotors |
| Amplifiers: | none |
| Speeds: | Fast-Slow |
| Speakers: | |
| Belts: | |
| Motor-fast: | |
| Motor-slow: | |
| Notes: | For spinets - has no inter nal preamp. 112 has two openings in foam rotor and spins more slowly for more co mplex voicing, 114 as per 110 but "Piper Organ" grill cloth, 116 as per 110 but "Kimball Organ" grill cloth, 120 no grill cloth, 120C as per 120 but slower roto r speed. |
| Hookup: | Speaker on pins 1 & 6, 3 & 4 AC input, 2 & 5 relay (similar to 147 hookup) |
| Cabinet: | Wood |
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| Rotors: | One Bass rotor |
| Amplifiers: | none |
| Speeds: | Fast-Slow |
| Speakers: | One 12" |
| Belts: | |
| Motor-fast: | |
| Motor-slow: | |
| Notes: | An amplifierless Leslie, akin to the 110. |
| Hookup: | Speaker on pins 1 & 6, 3 & 4 AC input, 2 & 5 relay (similar to 147 hookup) |
| Cabinet: | Wood |
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| Dimensions: | 41" x 29" x 20 1/2" |
| Rotors: | 2 Bass/Treble |
| Amplifiers: | Tube 40 watt w/6550 finals |
| Speeds: | Fast-Slow |
| Speakers: | O,P |
| Belts: | A,B |
| Motor-fast: | 1 |
| Motor-slow: | Upper 2,Lower 3 |
| Notes: | For Hammonds A,B,C,RT,et. al. |
| Hookup: | 6A |
| Notes: | Same as the 122, but with a single motor on each rotor and a tachometer circuit to control speed. (Motor type: 4 ?) |
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| Hookup: | 6A |
| Notes: | Same as 122A except for textured black finish for rugged professional applications. |
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| Notes: | Same as a 122 but with cut outs on one side for a reverb speaker and Kit (option) |
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| Notes: | Same as a 122 with reverb kit factory installed. Reverb speaker is a 6 x 9 type E (see table below) |
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| Notes: | Electrically identical to the 122A except that it is configured with an 11 pin connector to interface directly with the newer, Hammond XB series. |
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| Notes: | Same as 122XB, except with textured black finish and side handles for rugged professional applications. |
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| Cabinet: | Wood |
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| Dimension |