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Hammond Leslie Heritage 122HvsHammond Leslie Pedal

Summary

Hammond Leslie Heritage 122H and Hammond Leslie Pedal: 2 Hammond rotary speakers compared side by side. They differ on 5 of 5 compared specifications.

Key differences

  • Type: Rotary cabinet on the Leslie Heritage 122H and Rotary effect pedal on the Leslie Pedal.
  • Works with: Modern Hammonds via 11-pin; vintage Hammonds with 5- or 6-pin terminals; any line-level source on the Leslie Heritage 122H and Guitar, keyboard, vocals or any 1/4-inch source on the Leslie Pedal.
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Hammond Leslie Heritage 122H rotary speaker

Hammond

Leslie Heritage 122H
Current
Hammond Leslie Pedal rotary speaker

Hammond

Leslie Pedal
Current
General
ManufacturerHammondHammond
StatusCurrentCurrent
Speaker
TypeRotary cabinetRotary effect pedal
RotorsHorn and drum—
Amplifier power40 W—
DriversHigh-compression horn driver, 15-inch (38 cm) woofer—
Connections
InputsLeslie 11-pin, Leslie 6-pin, 1/4-inch1/4-inch
Speed controlOrgan Leslie switch, FootswitchFootswitch
Features
FeaturesSwitchable 122/147 tube preamp, Wooden bass rotor, V-21-replica horn driver, C15L-replica woofer, Lumber-core cabinet, Brushless DC servo rotor motors, Adjustable rotor speeds and ramp times, 11-pin power remoteCabinet selector, Rise and fall control, Mic distance control, Overdrive, Mix control, Brake footswitch, Bypass footswitch
Works withModern Hammonds via 11-pin; vintage Hammonds with 5- or 6-pin terminals; any line-level sourceGuitar, keyboard, vocals or any 1/4-inch source
Size & weight
Colours—White
Dimensions (W × D × H)743 × 753 × 1040 mm—
Weight64.4 kg—