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I tried the Hughes amp; Kettner Rotosphere a few weeks ago and liked it alot but the price tag i didn't like, they wanted $334 and they have lowered it from $578.

Is there any other leslie pedals on the market today that doesn't have a high price tag?

I have a Alesis Nanoverb. I think that can be had for under $70 (US). It's
not pedal, But it does have a footswitch jack. It has a few different FX
in it. My Fav is the Rotary speaker (Leslie sim) I run it in my FX loop
and the punch in switch from my 4 track turns it on and off.

There used to be a HUGE chrome Morley Leslie simulation pedal. That was pretty nifty.

Option 5 Destination Rotation or DLS RotoSIM. Haven't heard the DLS, but the O5 sounds great, and is much smaller than the Hamp;K.

I had an Option 5, it is a great sounding Leslie smulator, what with the built-in overdrive and the hi-low outputs and everything.

Only reason I sold it was 'cause I got the tonelab.

Late-breaking summer NAMM news:
from : localhost/namm.harmony-central.com/SNAM...20-rotary.html
Looks pretty good!

I have a real foam-rotor Leslie pulled out of an old organ, that I bought off eBay for 25 bucks. (Can you say Fender Vibratone? Can you say Stevie Ray Vaughn? Everyone always says those together.)

Add a Celestion G12M-70 for $15 (I had to patch a hole in the cone). Now I need to build a cab for it, which will match my 2-tone blue fake Univox 13 Watter. Weird science!

I know this has almost nothing to do with the thread, but I will end up with rotary-speaker tones eventually.

I have a silverface Vibrotone that Fender made in 1971.

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