Neo Instruments Ventilator II
| Product # | 174050 |
| Brand | Neo Instruments |
| Category | Rotary Pedal |
| Brand Category | Neo Instruments - Rotary Pedals |
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- Ventilator II is the successor of the original Ventilator model. New features include:
- - Smaller enclosure (160 x 140 x 57 mm)
- - Stereo input
- - Internal Stop switch
- - Separate Slow and Fast Speed Control
- - Separate Mix / Distance Control for Lo and Hi Rotor
- - Level Control
- - Speed or Mix Control via Expression Pedal
- - power supply 9V (min.300mA) not included
| General Information | |
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| Manufacturer information | MusiX GmbH
Schildgasse 12 79618 Rheinfelden (Baden) Germany manufacturerinfo@musix.com |
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| Product Number | 174050 |
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| Date | July 2014 |
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| Weight | 1.36kg |
| Box Depth | 360mm |
| Box Height | 209mm |
| Gross Weight | 1.66kg |
Simulating a Leslie effect using two speakers remains challenging, but the Neo Instruments Ventilator II comes close. I intend to use it primarily for headphone listening, so it's a great substitute for my Leslie 3300: not only are the rotors simulated, but also the characteristic sound produced by the tube amplifier and the Jensen driver. The enclosure is also very heavy and robust. The remote control connection can also be easily configured and can be operated with both the included pedal and traditional Leslie switches. The only drawback is that the knobs have dual functions, so you need to pay close attention to the switch position. Without instructions, it's difficult to figure out how everything works.
Simulating a Leslie effect using two speakers remains challenging, but the Neo Instruments Ventilator II comes close. I intend to use it primarily for headphone listening, so it's a great substitute for my Leslie 3300: not only are the rotors simulated, but also the characteristic sound produced by the tube amplifier and the Jensen driver. The enclosure is also very heavy and robust. The remote control connection can also be easily configured and can be operated with both the included pedal and traditional Leslie switches. The only drawback is that the knobs have dual functions, so you need to pay close attention to the switch position. Without instructions, it's difficult to figure out how everything works.