Line Out on an A105

[PlayerElectone]

I'd like to add a Leslie emulator to my A-105. I understand it requires a line-output.
How difficult is it to add this to the A-105? Does it already exist, and all I need is a splitter?
Any help would be appreciated.

[Jaim]

Lots of options. Build or buy.
http://www.dairiki.org/HammondWiki/L...HammondConsole

http://www.tonewheelgeneral.com/buil...?item_no=OBL-2

Jim

[Jaim]

What kind of Leslie Sim and what are you going to do with the output? Just Curious.

Jim

[PlayerElectone]

I guess I should have been more specific.

I would like to add a real Leslie to the A-105, but they are cost-prohibitive to find a good, living-room condition one.
Eventually, I may find one, but for now ...

I have two HUGE Yamaha KA30 speakers that are just setting there. If I add a Leslie emulator to the A-105, I can run it through the Yamahas.

All the emulators (pedals) i have seen say that you must have a LINE OUT for the input to the emulator.
I wanted to know how to get the line-out (wiring) so I can drive the emulator and then the Yamahas.

As to what kind of simulator, I don't know. I've been doing a lot of research since there are several out there.

Thanks for the question.

[enor]

All the emulators (pedals) i have seen say that you must have a LINE OUT for the input to the emulator.
I wanted to know how to get the line-out (wiring) so I can drive the emulator and then the Yamahas.

Comprehensive info about this is in the links from post #2.