Introducing...
a Leslie you can
step on. Lovely.
The swirl from every record you love — two spinning speakers in a wooden box, under your foot.
From the laboratories of UNTAMED AUDIO: the organ tone cabinet, computed whole — a treble HORN and a bass DRUM, each its own spinning machine with its own weight. Throw the speed and the light little horn gets there in a heartbeat while the heavy drum leans in after it. That bloom is the whole secret, and nobody's faking it here.
Ride the SPEED from chorale to tremolo — the rotors CHASE the knob, they don't jump — push the tubes with DRIVE, tilt horn against drum with BALANCE, and pull the mics back with MIX.
Then the foot: HOLD the switch and you've grabbed the BRAKE. Both rotors sag to a stop — the horn quickly, the drum like a freight flywheel — and the printed horn on the face slows down with them. Let go and the motors take back over.
- Two rotors, two weights — the horn blooms in, the drum arrives late
- Stereo the honest way: two mics on one spinning machine
- Knock on the pedal — it's a wooden cabinet, it thunks
- Tap the jewel lamp: BACK DOORS OFF, the tech's bright trick
RUSH ME MY LOVELY!
Untamed Audio · Dept. L-66 · The Internet
AU · Standalone for Mac & iPad — coming soon.
No salesman will call.
WORKING DEMONSTRATION MODEL — the knobs turn, the horn spins, the switch stomps. Hold it for the brake; tap the lamp to pull the back doors.
FREE AUDITION RECORDS enclosed — press one:
Live demonstration: headphones advised — chorale speed, neck pickup, and take your time. That's the whole recipe.
© 1966-ish Untamed Audio. Void where prohibited. Rotors simulated. Actual product is software; the wood is a feeling. Horn spins clockwise where the law allows.