Custom Leslie Model 25 400 watt speaker cabinet with footswitch. 2 speed motor for upper rotor and lower drum. rotor. Leslie Model 25 with high frequency rotor added/modified... Black bed liner

This leslie has been converted into a full leslie with the upper rotor as well as the lower. You can consider it similar to a short boy full leslie, but its only a speaker. You can run any amp into it with an impedance of 16 Ohms, using a standard TRS speaker cable. I used a leslie model 25 power amp that had been converted for TRS (1/4 jack) only interfacing. This leslie has three speeds, slow, fast and stop, as well as a switch for memphis style (no lower rotor spinning) and lower rotor slow only. It can also work as a 2 speed, fast and slow by switch the control switch to "automatic" mode. The unit comes with a custom TRS cable to connect to the speed control box, as well as a footswitch to use with it. (For an extra $50 i can include a half moon switch we made for it as well, but it only works for slow and fast, no stop) also included on the unit is an adjustable frequency crossover. You can decide where the frequencies switch between high and low drivers, so if you want more mids to come out the bottom you can roll them off that way, and if you want more mids to come out the top driver, you just crank it up. This unit also comes with a custom built dolly that screws onto the bottom, bringing the total height from 36" to 39". I usually just leave it attached, because the wheels lock, so its not going to roll around on stage.

When hooked up to the 25 power amp i have this thing sounds like a 122. The reason I'm selling it is because I don't use any if its cool features, and i personally want a leslie that i can hook directly up to my organ, and something that limits the amount of adjusting I do, cause sometimes i get carried away

If you live in the midwest, Im happy to drive this myself out to you, as long as you pay me for gas, and I'm willing to drive around 6 hours away from Rockford IL, so if you'd like to meet halfway it would have to be in that range.

The attached video has an audio demo of the amp with my viscount organ using a DV Mark Little Jazz guitar amp as a head alone. This is my organ trio. Its not shown visually because it has to be tucked away into a little corner, that studio is very small!

Feel free to ask any questions about this item, i didnt build it but ive been playing oj it for about 3 years now