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Neo Ventilator II Rotary Speaker Simulator
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Great Leslie Sound Solution for those who have limited space but want the great vintage sound of a Leslie. This Leslie Neo Ventilato faithfully reproduces all the nuances of the famous Leslie 122. We have paired this accessory with many Vintage Hammond organs for churches or home use. We actually have a unit in a recording studio and every client loves the sound. There are no moving parts to wear out and volume is never an issue for larger applications, just add more keyboard amps or plug it into your church sound system. We have sold these units to small struggling churches and they love them. We have sold them to people living in small apartments who want the great Leslie Doppler effect but have no extra room for a Leslie cabinet. Below is a video of a A-100 we paired up with this Neo Ventilator and delivered it to a home where a Leslie would never have fit. Two speakers on top of the organ did the trick! I highly recommend this product. Compare this demo with another demo I did with a Leslie 145 and see if you can tel the difference. Click here for a demo with a real Leslie...
SIncerely
Frank Bissol
Owner of PianoOrganDepot.com & PianoFarm.com
SIncerely
Frank Bissol
Owner of PianoOrganDepot.com & PianoFarm.com
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MAIN FEATURES VENTILATOR II
• Faithful replication of the model 122 Leslie’s® rotary effect
• Independent emulations of bass and treble rotors
• Faithful replication of the original’s mechanical properties
• Speaker simulation emulating the 122’s frequency response
• Same 800Hz crossover as the original
• Adjustable rotary speed and acceleration
• Drive section that simulates tube saturation in the Leslie’s amp
• Variable placement of virtual microphones
• Relay-equipped true bypass circuit
• Speaker simulation may be switched off for guitar amps
• Port for a remote footswitch / half-moon switch
• Remotely switchable rotary stop
• Rugged die-cast aluminum chassis and recessed buttons
• Simple, straightforward analog handling
Vintage Modeling VENTILATOR simulates a 122 model rotary cabinet, mic’ed up with a stereo pair on top for the treble rotor and a single mono mic below for the drum holding the woofer. The Distance knob lets you move the virtual microphones closer in for lots of amplitude modulation with an intense stereo effect and further out to conjure more diffuse sounds with gentle modulation.
Individually adjustable Rotors The Speed knob adjusts the two rotors’ velocities, and the Acceleration knob determines acceleration and deceleration time. As on the original, the bass and treble rotors run out of sync at slightly different speeds. Acceleration and deceleration times also differ, with the bass rotor taking much longer to speed up and slow down. The Balance knob adjusts the relative levels of the two rotary speakers.
Tube Simulation The Drive section is another awesome sound-sculpting tool in VENTILATOR’s kit. Don’t expect the buzz-saw rasp of a transistor-powered fuzz because it delivers all the warmth of bona fide tube-flavored overdrive. The Drive knob dials in everything from a touch of grit to a real rock roar, all of which can be controlled extremely dynamically via an organ’s volume pedal.
Versatile Input & Outputs VENTILATOR comes with a mono input and a stereo output. The Lo / Hi switch matches input gain to the signal source. You can insert VENTILATOR between your instrument and an amp or mixing console as well as into an FX loop.
Remote Control VENTILATOR is a stompbox by design, but you can set it on an organ or keyboard for easier access to the knobs. Switching speeds is simple enough, either directly via the Slow / Fast stomp-switch on the device or remotely via a half-moon or external footswitch. If you are controlling the device remotely, you can also use a kill switch to stop the rotors. One LED each indicates the respective rotor’s current speed.
Speaker Simulation An elaborate filter circuit emulates the frequency response of a tube-driven cabinet with exacting precision. When using a guitar amp, simply set the switch to GIT to defeat the speaker simulation and obtain practically linear frequency respon
True Bypass VENTILATOR comes with a true bypass designed especially for use with guitars. This relay circuit patches the input signal through to the two outputs with no loss of tone or level.
• Independent emulations of bass and treble rotors
• Faithful replication of the original’s mechanical properties
• Speaker simulation emulating the 122’s frequency response
• Same 800Hz crossover as the original
• Adjustable rotary speed and acceleration
• Drive section that simulates tube saturation in the Leslie’s amp
• Variable placement of virtual microphones
• Relay-equipped true bypass circuit
• Speaker simulation may be switched off for guitar amps
• Port for a remote footswitch / half-moon switch
• Remotely switchable rotary stop
• Rugged die-cast aluminum chassis and recessed buttons
• Simple, straightforward analog handling
Vintage Modeling VENTILATOR simulates a 122 model rotary cabinet, mic’ed up with a stereo pair on top for the treble rotor and a single mono mic below for the drum holding the woofer. The Distance knob lets you move the virtual microphones closer in for lots of amplitude modulation with an intense stereo effect and further out to conjure more diffuse sounds with gentle modulation.
Individually adjustable Rotors The Speed knob adjusts the two rotors’ velocities, and the Acceleration knob determines acceleration and deceleration time. As on the original, the bass and treble rotors run out of sync at slightly different speeds. Acceleration and deceleration times also differ, with the bass rotor taking much longer to speed up and slow down. The Balance knob adjusts the relative levels of the two rotary speakers.
Tube Simulation The Drive section is another awesome sound-sculpting tool in VENTILATOR’s kit. Don’t expect the buzz-saw rasp of a transistor-powered fuzz because it delivers all the warmth of bona fide tube-flavored overdrive. The Drive knob dials in everything from a touch of grit to a real rock roar, all of which can be controlled extremely dynamically via an organ’s volume pedal.
Versatile Input & Outputs VENTILATOR comes with a mono input and a stereo output. The Lo / Hi switch matches input gain to the signal source. You can insert VENTILATOR between your instrument and an amp or mixing console as well as into an FX loop.
Remote Control VENTILATOR is a stompbox by design, but you can set it on an organ or keyboard for easier access to the knobs. Switching speeds is simple enough, either directly via the Slow / Fast stomp-switch on the device or remotely via a half-moon or external footswitch. If you are controlling the device remotely, you can also use a kill switch to stop the rotors. One LED each indicates the respective rotor’s current speed.
Speaker Simulation An elaborate filter circuit emulates the frequency response of a tube-driven cabinet with exacting precision. When using a guitar amp, simply set the switch to GIT to defeat the speaker simulation and obtain practically linear frequency respon
True Bypass VENTILATOR comes with a true bypass designed especially for use with guitars. This relay circuit patches the input signal through to the two outputs with no loss of tone or level.