I actually did go ahead and purchase a few packs from Easy Sounds since they had that sale in effect. Haven't gotten around to trying them out yet, however. One of them I purchased was the "KApro Legendary Tonewheel Organ" pack. Little on the pricey side but it has some pretty impressive demos for it. I really liked the Leslie transition effects provided. It comes with an install manual that I have been browsing through, when I came upon this little nugget:
4 Registration Banks, which were used for the recording of the four demo tracks,
- "Gimme The Proof" with six (6) Registrations
[used for the Funk demo "Gimme The Proof"],
- "Hush" with two (2) Registrations
[used for the Rock demo "Hush"; together with an external rotary effects unit],
- "Nickel And A Nail" with six (6) Registrations
[used for the Blues demo "Nickel And A Nail"],
- "With A Little Help From My Friends" with six (6) Registrations
[used for the Rock demo "With A Little Help From My Friends"; together with an external rotary effects unit]
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Emphasis added.
Well, WTH? So two of the most impressive demos actually are using an external rotary effect unit?

Honestly I am not sure what to expect when I finally do install this pack. Besides being relatively complicated to install, if that install guide is accurate, I believe it will use up something like 500 mb of limited expansion RAM. It would be worth it if what I can get from the pack is just like the demo tracks I listened to. But if not... I sure as heck do hope that those demos were not misleading and I got sucker punched. I bought this package specifically because of what I heard in those demo tracks and the two in question were what really caught my ear with the Leslie tone cabinet effect ramping up and down in the transitions. Ah well, we will see, I guess. Wish there was a way to actually listen to these packs without going through the process of installing them via YEM. Or is there?