micro Vent 122 Rotary Speaker Simulator Pedal Review
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Rotary Speaker Guitar Effects Pedal Modeled on Leslie 122 with SHARC DSP, 2 Speeds, Switch Modes, and Wet/Dry Mixing
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Specifications |
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| Brand | Neo Instruments | ||
| Category | Chorus Pedals | ||
| Pedal Type: | Rotary Speaker, | ||
| Analog/Digital: | Sharc DSP with Analog Blend, | ||
| Effects: | Rotary Speaker/Leslie, | ||
| Inputs: | 1 x 1/4", | ||
| Outputs: | 1 x 1/4", | ||
| True Bypass: | Yes, switchable to Buffered, | ||
| Power Source: | 9V DC power supply (sold separately), | ||
| Power Usage: | 180mA, | ||
| Height: | 1.85", | ||
| Width: | 2.55", | ||
| Depth: | 4.44", | ||
| Weight: | 0.51 lbs., | ||
| Manufacturer Part Number: | micro Vent 122, | ||
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micro Vent 122 Rotary Speaker Simulator Pedal Reviews
MicroVent 122
John Mihevic
3 years ago
This product is more than I expected. I have a Hammond B3 and Leslie 122. I use the Micro Vent with a Roland FR-8X accordion. The Roland has an organ sound module with settings that are programmable identical to the B3. I program the 8X with drawbar settings exactly the same that I use on my B3. I then play them side by side for a comparison. The Tremolo from the MicroVent… read more is an amazing duplicate of the Tremolo from the Leslie 122. In some ways, I like the Vent better--the ability to blend the "wet" and "dry" signals. Also, the ability, to control the sound, "doppler effect", that is produced when a mic is placed close to the Leslie and when it is far away. I personally like mic at maximum distance, since the "close" distance gives a lot more amplitude modulation and the "farthest" distance give the best frequency modulation. The frequency modulation is more representative of a true vibrato that occurs when a violinist does this by changing the string length rapidly with back and forth movements of his hand. John Mihevic
Not all that great
David Rubin
3 years ago
My best way to describe this is that it is 2 dimensional. I owned a mini vent 2, that was amazing. About two years later, it died. Out of warranty and too much $ to fix. I bought this to replace it. But it was very underwhelming. So, I sold it and found a Strymon Lex used in mint condition that was 150 less than this pedal.
Seems like the first version of this unit ...
Kenny Lee
4 years ago
... was more realistic, just from watching videos. And they really missed the boat, in not having a stereo option
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Sweetwater Customer
4 years ago
Easily the best sounding Leslie pedal I have heard. My only complaint is the input sensitivity. It clips easily. Then again I run my signal very hot so it might not be a problem for most. Pricey but worth every penny.
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