Re: Crosstalk

[THodges142@aol.com]

In a message dated 96-02-01 00:37:26 EST, you write:

>If the techs eliminated all of the other stuff-- grounds, loose screws
>on the generator cover, shielded wires touching the drawbars, loose screws
on
>the recorder panel, etc., I suggest you look at how the reverb is mounted in
>the organ.  Is it on the left side or the right?  If it's on the right move
>it to the left as far away from the matching Xformer as possible.  
>
>Some organs are a bitch to fix and problem isolation / fixing is worse.
>The reason you hear the crosstalk is due to the fresh filter caps and
>brighter upper driver.  When the original brightness of the organ returned,
>the crosstalk problem became evident.  It was there before you added the new
>parts, but it wasn't evident. Not uncommon, Tom.  Don't give up though.
> We'll help!  
>
>Al
>
>

Al - I have no doubts that the rebuild is allowing me to hear crosstalk that
was present for a long time.  The reverb is on the right side near the
matching transformers.  I will re-locate the unit this weekend.
In spite of this problem with crosstalk, I could NOT be happier with the
Leslie since it's
been rebuilt.  A crisp and bright screamer.  I played a A-100 with stock
Leslie yesterday
at a local music store.  It reminded me of the mushy, dull sound I use to
own.  You and
Dave have always been very, very helpful and again, I thank you.

Tim Hodges