I have the Red Sound RS LG-12 but didn't know they did a neo either .... However the 'normal' one sounds great and coaxed me away from my favourite EVM 12L 
Posts by lento1234567
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Hank Marvin had the first Fender Strat in the UK. Cliff Richard bought it for him after the US embargo was lifted for 'luxury goods'.
One of Mark Knopfler's and countless others inspiration to pick up a guitar ....
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Just tested my Moog EP-3, and with the side pot on maximum, there is approx 1/8" (3mm) 'slack' at the heel but then smooth from 0 -127 toe down.
The side pot's range can, of course, be adjusted from cc values 0 - 127.
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I found the Moog EP-3 to be excellent. A good (plastic) build and possibly the cheapest available. Polarity switch and fine-tune of the level control.
They were around £40 new are usually less than £30 used ...
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Hmmm ..... bamboo fretboard
Regarding the pickups, reminds me of a Dan Armstrong plexiglass I used to have
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They are here on Ebay. Don't know it it'd be any cheaper though ....
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Have a read through this thread. Several of us wanted to emulatethe old Slow Gear .....
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I 'see' what you mean !
The protector looks good
If only something can be found to magnify when laid flat .... -
Lagrene again with his trio. A quote from one poster "Django's son Babik thought that Birili was as good if not better than his father" Praise indeed!
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Respectfully have to disagree with IEM for the future - too many (myself included) tinnitus sufferers out there.
The ambience atmosphere can never be realistically captured in headphones, imo ....
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Bireli Lagrene, an amazing musician .....
Gypsy Jazz guitar player par excellence, who ably demonstrates his love of the bass skills of Jaco Pastorius ...
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Here's a clip from Johhny Mac and The 4th Dimension. Whether his tone is good or not, his musicanship is (and always has been, imho) stunning and unquestionable ....
As a session musician in the London scene in the 60's, through The Mahavishnu Orchestra, the Live in San Francisco concert with Al Di Miola and Paco de Lucia and then too much to mention here, this guy was/is a true visionary ...
More than worthy of a mention here is his exceptionally fine bassist .....
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Best of luck ...... I sent my files off a year ago ..... still waiting, still dreaming ....
It's a shame really because the Fulltone is a really good wah and deserves to be on here ....
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+1 for something that would magnify
Wonder if there's a plastic adhesive strip available somewhere .....
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The 'woman' tone (if that's what you're referring to) is, indeed, pretty hard to achieve.
Maybe there should be a bumblebee cap refinement setting ....
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Skid Row ? I saw the original band with both Gary Moore and Phil Lynott
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All the popular Leslie amps were valve (122, 145/7, 251 etc) but there were transistor amps used in other models.
The 9 series was a later popular choice in the clubs, very loud but covered in black tolex.
The Leslie 147 was the one used on many classic recordings.
Yamaha had nice RA 50/100/200 watt transistor models that all featured jack inputs.
Gilmour used to use the 200w in the 70's and early 80's. I had the 50 watt model and with it's chrome stand and castors looked
and sounded 'clean'.
The effect of the spinning sideways eliptical speaker was far more pronounced then a Leslie and would be interesting to have a profile if
anyone still has one ...?
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Yes, the Kemper Leslie is very good and apart from the varispeed requests is about as good as it gets imho.
On the real thing you did have a belt adjust for plus & minus a few rpm on the horn .....
Be thankful that you don't have to carry the real thing
and put up with the maintenance and wind noise 
