This might not look like much but its kinda cool and will look pretty spanky once its finish sanded and stained!

The brown thing on the bottom is a Leslie taken out of an old boat anchor (as in a non-Hammond organ). This is the Leslie unit I have been using for my Hammond M3 which can be heard here: http://www.furaffinity.net/view/4053449/

What a Leslie is (for those who don't know) is a rotating horn that channels the sound coming from a speaker. This creates a Doppler effect and causes your ear to perceive a vibrato like effect and is the key to the sound produced by a Hammond organ.

Now, The thing on top is a amp cabnet I am building to replace the guitar amp (the body of which is visible in the photo) that used to simply be placed on this thing anytime I wanted to use it. This was HUGELY problematic as it wasn't well sized to fit on top of this thing and therefore didnt seal well, but also because like most guitar amps the controls were on the front meaning they were inaccessible while the thing was in use.

This new box will house a fender deluxe 112 plus and a Carvin British series 100 watt 12" speaker with a reverb tank. all the controls will face upward when the amp is being used for the Leslie and be behind it should I ever want to just play though it. This will make the thing easier to use and because it will be sized to fit the Leslie there will be less leakage.

another mod I am planning for this little guy is the installation of a foot controlled variable resistor via a modded sewing machine pedal that will allow me to infinitely very the speed at with the horn spins.

Pretty shnazzy no?

Planning on moving this to scraps soon.