Leslie Speaker 145 + Fender Custom Telecaster 1962 Pre Cbs
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- Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024
- Fender Telecaster 1962 hooked up into a Leslie 145 by using a Leslie combo pre amp, Playing Notes of "Breathe" by Pink floyd form the Iconic album "The Dark Side of the moon"
I've had my 145 for more than 35 years and there's a reason. 🎶🎵💕
There isn’t a much sweeter sound than a Leslie it’s great with a guitar and even better with a Hammond B3 organ ✌🏼✌🏼
Your amazing tones and video brought a viewer to my channel, which brought me to you. Glad I came! Beautiful playing, telecaster, and tones!
Thank you very much , I appreciate your Words!
leslies are cool because it isnt just the warbling effect it also fills the whole room
Wow, very cool. I was curious what it sounded like.
Awesome!
@@herpaderpa114 gracias !!
"Come and Get Your Love" was played with distortion through a Leslie. I would love to hear a demo of that.
@@ralph0808z I Will do it for you, just the Intro right ?
@@Fernandosiguitars Awsome!
Pink Floyd Breathe?
Just trying that .. haha
Very nice tone. Luv it bro!
Glad you like it ! Cheers!
that was beautiful
Thank you !
Beautiful.
nice sound man
Glad you like it! Salud!
@@Fernandosiguitars Salud!
145s are cool.
add the '' Uni-Vibe'' pedal then you got the album tone
I will Put that on my list , cheers!
Gilmour never used a uni-vibe during the recording sessions but used both a Maestro Rover and Leslie 147. The uni-vibe was only used for live sessions. So your argument is incorrect.
@@madcapx Well at least I’m not wrong in terms of sound, as the leslie 145 and 147 are the same except for a large cabinet in the 147 , Salud !
@@madcapx waaaaaaaaaait a minute, are you serious? I'm intrigued. What is the Maestro Rover and your source? Peace
@@madcapx Actually, you are being completely incorrect while you try to act smartassy and miserably fail at the job. The track sheet notes from the Dark Side recording sessions indicate that David used both a rotary speaker and the Uni-Vibe on "Breathe". Uni-Vibe is instantly recognizable when you listen to the studio recording of the song, it's right there. If you don't hear it, check with a doctor, go fix your faulty ears, maybe it's not too late.
Nice!
Great sounding Leslie demo. But, c’mon man; if that Tele is a modern Custom reissue of a 1962, you can’t call it a “pre-CBS”, haha.
@@darwinsaye Thanks, ! But man, I know what a pre cbs is, haha , I mean, is a refinished one, but still pre cbs dont you think?
A Custom tele pre cbs is a quite Rare, but still some of them around
@@Fernandosiguitars So, is it actually a guitar made in 1962 that has been refinished? My apologies; when I read “custom” I thought you meant it was a modern Custom Shop reissue of a ‘62.
@@darwinsaye no problem at all, yes this one is 62 years old, Thanks for commenting Darwin!
What's the purpose of rotating thing inside? Is it manually creating the flanging effect?😂
Right !
It is.
pink floyd 😮💨🧘🏻♂️
Would it be possible to rig up something like a wah-wah pedal, but for controlling the speed on the Leslie speaker?
There are only two speeds Slow and Fast, (no stop) and yes I have pedal where I can clic and change between both speeds, something like a Wah pedal affecting the velocity is a brilliant idea !
@@Fernandosiguitarsthat would be doable but a bit tricky. The Leslie speaker runs off an AC motor. To change the speed of an AC motor you must be able to change the frequency at which the current alternates. On a dc motor you would just use a potentiometer (variable resistor) but for ac you would need a variable frequency drive hooked up in a wah pedal case. Doable but would take some work. The frequency controller would replace the stock 2 speed motor controller.
@@abrahambender-doress3873 agree with you, and It's a shame, these days the digital age is stronger than ever and these kind of sounds ( the real thing) will soon be lost. (hope not) cheers!
Sounds great without distortion
That's what I mean,,a spinng leslie
Ah, prro!
Selling it?
No Sir
Guitar could use a tune up mate.
for sure