I'm all for experimentation, but this one's been done with bass multiple times and it sure wasn't worth it from what I've read. Disappointment was the one theme that went through every attempt. Guitar through a Leslie will work (although most Leslies aren't that powerful), but bass, no.
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Leslie for Bass ?
- Thread starter LevinFan
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Thanks guys. It wasn't one of those models.
http://theatreorgans.com/hammond/faq/all_hammonds.asp
It had a cassette deck on it.
The owner has an old Hagstrom Concord bass hanging on the wall. He offered me a brew, but I told him I'd rather he let me check out the Hag next time I make a blues jam.
He said "sure thing". Should be fun
http://theatreorgans.com/hammond/faq/all_hammonds.asp
It had a cassette deck on it.
The owner has an old Hagstrom Concord bass hanging on the wall. He offered me a brew, but I told him I'd rather he let me check out the Hag next time I make a blues jam.
He said "sure thing". Should be fun
Thanks guys. It wasn't one of those models.
http://theatreorgans.com/hammond/faq/all_hammonds.asp
It had a cassette deck on it.
The owner has an old Hagstrom Concord bass hanging on the wall. He offered me a brew, but I told him I'd rather he let me check out the Hag next time I make a blues jam.
He said "sure thing". Should be fun
Cassette? Maybe a T400 or 500 series....the bar still got a good deal
