Having never seen one, the information to the right, the photo, and the review below come from Paul Strange of the UK. Few if any were sold in the USA. “This model – a portable and powerful Nihon-Hammond solid-state Leslie using a slightly modified 122 horn and simulated bass rotor – was introduced in the […]
Similar to the Model 310 it had the same sound system, packaged in a furniture finished cabinet. Few if any were sold in the USA. Amplifier Type Solid State Output Power 200 Watts total Drum None Horn 1 – Compression Driver Speeds 3 Speed (Chorale/Stop/Tremolo) Interface 11 Pin
This cabinet was intended to be used as an add on for Leslie models 315, 415, HL-422, 715, and HL-722. It’s purpose was to add additional channels to the above named models when the organ had more then 2 channels. It has only 2 6×9 speakers, and rejects any frequencies below 100hz. Amplifier Type Solid […]
This model is a 2 channel cabinet, and has no rotors and no other modifying effects. It is basically an amplified stereo cabinet. This cabinet was intended for organs with “Phase Shift” Tremulants. These organs have a stereo tremulant which attempts to simulate a Leslie’s rotating speaker. Amplifier Type Solid State Output Power 45 Watts […]
This model is a 2 channel cabinet, and has no rotors and no other modifying effects. It is basically an amplified stereo cabinet. Typically seen teamed with a 520, this cabinet was intended for organs with “Phase Shift” Tremulants. These organs have a stereo tremulant which attempts to simulate a Leslie’s rotating speaker. Amplifier Type […]