Maestro Rover 1971

This is my bottom line price. The shipping charge reflects the extra charge for an oversize box, insurance, and proper packaging material. It's a delicate unit, so it needs to be packed right.

If you're looking at this, then you know how rare and cool this effect is. Google it - there is plenty written about it. This kit is almost all complete. I have the speed pedal, the on/off switch, schematics, some paperwork, and the impossible to find carry case with straps. The stand is not original, but it is a 60's Ludwig stand from the era, and works well. These were made by Gibson. It's in excellent or better condition cosmetically, and works the way it's supposed to. I had it serviced by Goff Engineering, they are one of the best Leslie specialists out there, and they happen to be local. They replaced the power supply caps, as it had a slight hum, and a couple other components, so it's quiet and sounds amazing. For what it sounds like, think Brain Damage on Dark Side of the Moon.

These are designed for a Line Level input, but plugging your guitar directly into it will sound great, it's just won't be as loud. Considering it only has a 6" speaker, it can throw a lot of sound. I like to use it with a pedal that can boost the input, and add a bit of overdrive, which makes it comes alive. The variable speed function makes this so much better than a 2 speed Leslie. You can also preset the low and fast speeds of the footpedal using the knobs. The low frequency output also works.

You'll see these for sale every once in a while, but never this complete and fully operational. There are some before and after pics of the electronics, dark blue is new. There are pics of the innards, which you never see anywhere.

The shipping box will be 19w x 29d x 32h. Approx 35lbs. From zip is 06037. I prefer FedEx.