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Hammond

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The Hammond Sk PRO 61-Key Digital Keyboard and Organ is an innovative instrument that combines a 61-key keyboard, realistic pipe organ and drawbar organ emulation, and a synthesizer in one portable unit. Featuring high-definition samples, physical modeling and digital effects, the Sk PRO produces an authentic experience for musicians and performers.

Detailed Pipe Organ and Drawbar Organ Emulation

The Sk PRO incorporates Hammond's advanced "Modeled Tone Wheel 1" sound engine to recreate the iconic tone of vintage Hammond organs. A new digital Leslie effect simulates the rotating speaker cabinets that produce Hammond's signature sound. Transistor and theater organ sounds are also included, along with controls to adjust percussion, key click, and other parameters.

Piano and Ensemble Sections

With high-resolution samples of grand pianos and vintage electric pianos, the Sk PRO provides realistic keyboard sounds for any genre. The ensemble section contains essential brass, reed, string, choir and percussion voices to augment the keyboard tones.

Versatile Mono Synth

A built-in analog synthesizer model recreates the sounds of vintage synths. Six oscillator types, filter and amplitude controls, and other parameters allow you to craft your own synth patches. The synthesizer section contains 100 factory and 100 user patches to get you started.

Extensive Patch and Routing Options

The Sk PRO offers 300 factory and 200 user patches that can combine sounds from multiple sections. 200 combinations let you layer and split patches for complex performances. Four "allocation" buttons give you quick access to different patches during live playing. Separate line outputs are provided for the organ, bass, piano and synth sections for flexible routing options. A USB port allows you to save and load patches to a computer.

Open Box Hammond Sk PRO 61-Key Digital Keyboard/Organ Level 1
Open Box Hammond Sk PRO 61-Key Digital Keyboard/Organ Level 1

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  • The SK PRO is equipped with four sound engines which can be used separately or in any combination
  • All samples are at a higher resolution than the previous SK series
  • Drawbar organ section derived from the top-of-the-line XK-5
  • Expanded transistor and pipe organ voices
  • Piano section with a wide variety of keyboard instruments, including hi-res grand and electric piano sounds
  • Ensemble section with essential brass, reed, string, choir and percussion instruments
  • analog-modeled mono synth section
  • Pitch bend and modulation wheels
  • Real AC connection no “wall wart”
  • Multiple, assignable, outputs, with discrete organ and bass outputs
  • 11-pin leslie jack
  • Onboard bulk storage for all programming
  • A & B USB ports (for storage and MIDI-Over-USB functions)
  • Seamless switching of tones while playing
  • Patches, combinations, and centrally located favorite/allocate buttons allow quick and easy access to performance needs
  • Large color display with essential information gives the player instant status of the instrument
    • Accessories
    • Soft-sided carrying case
    • SC-61KC/for 61keys
    • SC-73KC/for 73keys
    • 11PIN Leslie Cable
    • Footswitch FS-9H
    • Expression Pedal EXP-50J
    • MIDI Pedalboard with inbuilt sounds XPK-130G
    • MIDI Pedalboard with inbuilt sounds XPK-200GL

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    • I would not buy this product again.

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      submitted2 years ago

      byJoe

      fromHampton, NH

      I had a B3 at one time and gladly purchased an SK1 and then a SK2 as the sound was so close to the real Hammond that I once used. I was happy with these but for the wall wart power supply which caused these otherwise great organs to be unreliable. The jack were fragile and failed on occasion. I was excited when the SK PRO was announced and bought one as soon as possible. There is no wall wart power supply and the organ sounds are great. I am giving this a poor review because I have never experienced such a difficult keyboard to use. It is needlessly complicated and counterintuitive. I have had many Korgs and Rolands but never encountered anything like this. You can only save combinations and I have been working on saving 10 favorites for months. It is very difficult. The non organ sounds are not great and a mono synth has limited use for me. So for I have not used it to gig because changing patches/combi's is so challenging. There is another Hammond that was recently released that is organ only. This may be a better choice. I regret the purchase as it was more expensive than a Nautilus. A Nautilus is easier to navigate by far.

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    • submitted6 months ago

      asked byKeyboard Kim

      fromTwin Cities, MN

      What comes in the box with the keyboard besides the power cord?

      What comes in the box with the keyboard besides the power cord?

      Open Reply - Gear-Support
      Soft-sided carrying case. 11PIN Leslie Cable. Footswitch FS-9H. Expression Pedal EXP-50J.

    • submitted3 years ago

      asked bymarla

      fromsalina ks

      Does it matter if it has 61 keys or 73?

      Does it matter if it has 61 keys or 73?

      Open Reply - Thomas
      Yes. One has more keys. It gives you more octaves.

    • submitted3 years ago

      asked bymarla

      fromsalina ks

      Im trying to decide on 61 keys or 73. whats the difference?

      Im trying to decide on 61 keys or 73. whats the difference?

      Open Reply - Thomas
      This needs a little bit of discussion. Please give us a call

    • submitted4 years ago

      asked byBob

      fromSan Diego, Ca.

      On board Leslie as compared to a Vent?

      On board Leslie as compared to a Vent?

      Open Reply - Ronald
      Yes it does have a leslie setting.