New Rotary Speaker from Songworks

March 11, 2004

Prior to electronic delay line devices the only way to achieve true chorus and vibrato was by mechanical means. Players like Stevie Ray Vaughn , Peter Frampton, David Gilmore, Eric Clapton, and The Beatles have relied on rotary speakers.

Now Songworks Systems has redesigned thier Rotary Wave Speaker, making it lighter, louder, and smaller. This new model replaces both of their existing models.

The new design uses a Jensen 10" speaker for a vintage sound. It's mounted in a horizontal position with a spinning cone above to provide a louder and richer sound. Also it's smaller and lighter. A control knob provides control over the rotation speed, ranging from a slow wave of chorus to a classic "Leslie" warble.

The Rotary Wave speakers motor is powered by a 9 VDC power adapter. Since the Rotary Wave speaker is a non-powered speaker, it may be used with any amp with a speaker output jack.

Specs:

Size: 12" x 12" x 18"
Continuously variable speeds, comes with foot switch.
Switch between any two user defined speeds.
Comes stock with the Jensen C10Q speaker 35 watts RMS 50 Watts max.
Built from Baltic Birch and MDF construction
Only 18 lbs.
9 VDC powered
Hand Made in the USA

MSRP:

For more information, visit their web site at http://www.songworks.com/.

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