Scanner Chorus/Vibrato simulation?

[Papus]

I've asked this in the past, but I thought I'd throw it out there again as there have been some exciting developments in the world of guitar sims.
Hoping there might be a convincing scanner sim that I haven't heard of yet.
I believe the current Boss MD-500 has a Hammond scanner sim, but I haven't heard any demos of tonewheels or clonewheels being run through it.

https://www.boss.info/au/products/md-500/

Owners of L-series would benefit tremendously, as would anyone with a broken/missing/noisy scanner....
T-Series comes to mind.... those drum scanners still produce the right mojo, but the physical noise can be terrible!

[bourniplus]

I got a DLS chorus/vibrato pedal (Chorus waves) on ebay to use with my X77. With the right settings it sounds pretty close to the real thing.

[delaware dave]

I used the same pedal with an older clone who's tone was good but its V/C was terrible. I matched it against my B3 and dialed it in until they were as close as I could get it. It was pretty convincing. The issue I found was that because it is attached to the audio line the percussion would run through the effect as well. On a real hammond the percussion goes around the V/C. So I sent the percussion out of a separate output and mixed it after the pedal. The pedal did make a big difference. For $100 it is worth the experiment.

https://www.--------/itm/DLS-CHORUS-...

Analog Outfitters makes the real deal but the price is outrageous.

https://reverb.com/price-guide/guide...ato-and-reverb

[49bv]

I heard the Moen Shaky Jimi does a pretty good job.