Hi,
I'm Cliff Unruh. The 3300 has become my favorite Leslie and we
are seeing them grow in popularity for church use even though they are
rarely moved in that application. Why? Because of the
rugged construction, economic price, and the user-friendly custom
controls that allow adjustment of high and low-speed RPM as well as
ramp-up and brake speed of both rotors. With all the power and
features of the top of the line 971 model in an “easy to move” package,
the Leslie 3300 is one of the most powerful Leslies ever offered, and
has been designed with the professional touring musician in mind. This
single-channel Leslie features a two-speed horn rotor coupled to
Hammond's newly-designed heavy-duty midrange/high-frequency driver and
a massive 15” woofer which fires into the bass rotor. The Leslie
3300 is powered by a total of 300 watts RMS solid-state amplification
with a vacuum tube preamp. Amplification is divided between a
220-watt dedicated bass amplifier powering the woofer and an 80-watt
mid-high frequency amplifier for the rotating horn's driver. The
3300's 11-pin and 8-pin Leslie sockets allow connection and on-board
control with Hammond Organs. Most other electronic organs and
keyboards can connect to the 3300 using a ¼” cable along with a common
foot switch (optional) for Leslie speed control. This Leslie features a
rugged-built, high-impact finished black cabinet which is lighter than
a traditional Leslie and the heavy-duty casters will make it a snap to
transport to your next performance.
