Detail 01
9 drawbars
Provides direct control over nine organ pitches from the front panel.

Independent shopping perspective
Hammond’s blue M-solo puts a 49-key organ synthesizer into a 7.93 lb format for compact stage, home, and studio rigs. Its virtual multi-contact, velocity-sensitive keyboard works alongside nine drawbars, chorus-vibrato, percussion, and Digital Leslie controls. Those sound-shaping controls are on the front panel, so adjustments and user-programmed patch changes can happen while playing. Beyond its organ models, it also provides synth plus string and vocal ensemble sounds, with MIDI, USB, audio, headphone, and pedal connections for a broader setup.


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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.
Detail 01
Provides direct control over nine organ pitches from the front panel.
Detail 02
Lets you store patches for quick recall during a set or session.
Detail 03
Provides separate listed connections for stereo audio output and headphones.
Detail 04
Supports those two pedal control functions.
Detail 05
Offers the listed effects alongside the organ and additional sound engines.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
It weighs 7.93 lb and measures 28.77 x 10.78 x 3.34 inches.
Yes. It has expression and Leslie-fast pedal inputs.
The listed organ models are B-3, Vx, Farfisa, and Ace Tone.
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