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Thread: Connecting a Leslie 147 to a CV

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03-08-2005, 03:42 PM #1
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Connecting a Leslie 147 to a CV

Hi -

I have a Hammond CV. I need to connect a Leslie 147. I have purchased a BPLUS1 power supply from BBOrgan to accomplish this, however I have no instructions on how the wiring should go. Does anyone have instructions on this? I would appreciate it.
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