Classic Leslie sounds in a compact box!
If you love the iconic sound of an authentic Leslie rotary speaker cab but dread the hassle of moving one, the Ventilator II is your solution!
The Ventilator II emulates the legendary Leslie 122 rotary speaker, replicating everything from independent treble and bass rotor speeds to the 800Hz crossover and the rich, tube-driven warmth of the original.
The updated Ventilator II introduces a range of new features, including a stereo input, separate speed controls for slow and fast modes, individual distance controls for each rotor, and the ability to control parameters via an expression pedal—making it a powerful addition to any guitar or keyboard rig.
Unlock new sonic possibilities with dual rotary speeds.
The Ventilator II allows you to toggle between two distinct rotary speeds, and now, you can fine-tune each one to suit your exact needs.
Whether you're aiming for dramatic speed shifts or subtle, nuanced transitions, the Ventilator II provides the flexibility you crave!
Neo Instruments Ventilator II Rotary Speaker pedal features:
• Faithful emulation of the Leslie 122 rotary cabinet.
• Drive section simulates the tube saturation of the Leslie amp.
• Speaker simulation can be bypassed for use with guitar amps.
• Fine-tune your sound with independent mix/distance controls for the Hi and Lo rotors.
• Expression pedal input for Speed or Mix control.
• Power: 9V DC.
• Current Draw: 500mA.
• Dimensions: 2.4" x 7.55" x 6.1".
Specs
| Type | Rotary Simulator |
| Condition | New |
| Power | 9V DC |
| Current Draw | 500mA |
| Power supply included | No |
| Manufacturer Warranty | 1 year |
| Country of Origin | Germany |
FREE SHIPPING
- Free shipping within Canada.
- Free shipping to the USA.
- Free shipping on international orders over 520$.
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Fast Delivery
- Canada : 1 - 2 business days
- USA : 1 - 2 business days
- Rest of the world: 3 - 5 business days.
Hassle-Free Returns
You have 45 days to test your new gear. If you choose to return it, we’ll send a full refund. It’s that simple: no bogus restocking fees or charges.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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How can I tell if an item is in stock? +
Each product page shows an availability status.
• In stock items are ready to ship.
• Out of stock items are currently unavailable.
You can enter your email to be notified when an item is back in stock.
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Where are you located? +
We’re based in Blainville, Quebec, Canada.
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When will my order ship? +
Orders placed before 12 PM EST ship the same business day.
Tracking details are sent shortly after purchase.
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How much does shipping cost? +
Most orders ship free to Canada and the US.
International orders ship free on purchases over $520 CAD.
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Which shipping methods do you use? +
Orders ship via UPS Expedited by default.
For faster delivery, you can select UPS Express Saver at checkout.
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How long does shipping take? +
Typical delivery times are:
• Canada: 2–3 business days with UPS Expedited, 1 business day with UPS Express Saver
• USA: 2–3 business days with UPS Expedited, 1 business day with UPS Express Saver
• International: 3–5 business days with UPS Expedited, 2–3 business days with UPS Express Saver
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Which payment methods do you accept? +
We accept all major credit cards and PayPal.
Financing options are available through Klarna and RBC PayPlan.
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Do Canadian customers pay sales tax? +
Yes. Sales tax is applied based on your province of residence:
• Alberta: 5%
• British Columbia: 5%
• Manitoba: 5%
• New Brunswick: 15%
• Newfoundland and Labrador: 15%
• Northwest Territories: 5%
• Nova Scotia: 14%
• Nunavut: 5%
• Ontario: 13%
• Prince Edward Island: 15%
• Quebec: 14.975%
• Saskatchewan: 5%
• Yukon: 5%
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Do USA customers pay import fees? +
Yes. Starting August 29, 2025, all US-bound shipments will be subject to duties, taxes, and brokerage fees.
These charges are determined by US Customs and collected by UPS at delivery.
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Do international customers pay import fees? +
Yes. International shipments may be subject to duties and taxes.
These charges are set by the destination country’s customs authority and collected by UPS at delivery.