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    connecting a Neo ventilator 2

    How do i connect a Neo ventilator 2 to my Hammond EX-2 without too much expense? Look forward to you replies and thank you in advance.
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    I am not familiar with the Hammond EX-2 (I even do not know an EX-2 ... please check if you flipped the letters and it is a XE-2).
    The ventilators work with a mono line in and provide a stereo line out. As the XE-2 has both, I would give it a try and connect the XE2 lineout with the line-in of Neo, the stereo line-out of Neo with the stereo-line in of the XE2.

    If the XE2 line in does not work properly, than take an external stereo amp with mixer.

    Relating to the stop/slow/chorale modus use a threeway halfmoon switch. The Neo includes a description how this needs to be wired

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      Yes it is XE-2. Thank you for correcting the model and also for your reply which does give me hope that it can possibly connect directly to my XE-2. As with all rotary peddles that I have looked at it never matches the original Leslie but can give you some of those iconic sounds we all love. Thanks again. Kenny.p

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