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[Description]
Our Speakeasy Road Box Speaker is built with premium pattern grade plywood, and coated with an ultra-durable polymeric finish. This industrial coating is virtually indestructible. Our Road Box Speaker cases are built to the exact dimensions of a shorter vintage Leslie™ (model 145 or 142), so that they are useful for many applications.[Features]
- Speakeasy ‘Hot Rod’ driver
- 400W 15" bass speaker
- 2-speed horn and wood rotor
- Pop-out casters
- Recessed Handles
- Fully painted and sealed interior
[Dimensions & Weight]
Dimensions: 33" H x 29" W x 21" D Weight: ?? lbs.[Available versions]
| SE122MkII | 60 watts tube; 122 hookup |
| SE147MkII | 60 watts tube; 147 hookup |
| SE122MkII AMA | 250 watts Solid State with AMA front end; 122 hookup |
| Roadbox MkII AMA | 250 watts Solid State with AMA front end, 1/4" Unbalanced Input, and Fast / Slow / Stop footswitch |
| Roadbox MkII GE | Special version for guitar players. Contains no amplifier, allowing the player to use their favorite. Footswitch control allows for Fast/Slow and Stop rotor speeds. |
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October 31st, 2008 at 4:53 am
i have a b3 chop with ao28 preamp it has 1/4in out what dual rotary speaker do i need and what is the cost?
October 31st, 2008 at 9:43 am
There are several options depending on budget and musical taste. Give us a call, and we can talk about it – get you matched up with the right rig.
717.292.0814 – ask for Steve.
March 22nd, 2009 at 7:02 pm
how much do the se147 MKII’s cost? i have a hammond m103 and i’ve been looking for a leslie… they tend to be way out of my range…
March 23rd, 2009 at 10:16 am
For current prices and options it will be quicker and more thorough for you to give us a call – talk to Steve and he’ll fill you in 717-292-0814
July 16th, 2009 at 10:13 pm
Do you build your 250 watt solid state amp -if not what brand is it?
July 17th, 2009 at 11:53 am
The basic amplifiers are built under contract with a 3rd party and then finished in house.