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HammondM-solo 49-Key Portable Organ - Burgundy

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Hammond M-solo 49-Key Portable Organ - Burgundy
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The Korena take

Finished in red, the Hammond M-solo is a 49-key portable organ synthesizer that weighs 7.93 lb. The velocity-sensitive virtual multi-contact keyboard is paired with nine drawbars, chorus-vibrato, percussion, and Digital Leslie control. Front-panel access keeps those parameters and user-programmed patches available without menu navigation. It also covers synth, string ensemble, and vocal ensemble sounds, while MIDI, USB, pedal, audio, and headphone connections let it take a defined role in compact stage, home, or studio keyboard setups.

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Strong match

Who this is for

  • Reaching drawbar, chorus-vibrato, percussion, and Leslie controls without interrupting a performance.
  • Moving between compact stage setups, home practice, rehearsal spaces, and studio work.
  • Using expression and Leslie-fast pedals with MIDI or USB-connected keyboard equipment.

Consider the trade-offs

When to look elsewhere

  • Players who need more than 49 keys.
  • Anyone expecting the optional backpack-strap gig bag to be included.

What matters in use

The specifications, translated

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

9 drawbars

Puts control of nine organ pitches directly at hand.

Detail 02

User-programmable patch buttons

Enables stored patch changes during performance.

Detail 03

2 x 1/4-inch L/R outputs and 1 x 1/4-inch TRS headphone output

Lists dedicated stereo output and headphone connections.

Detail 04

Expression and Leslie-fast pedal inputs

Accommodates those two pedal control functions.

Detail 05

Delay, reverb, wah-wah, PWM, Leslie, vibrato, chorus, and overdrive effects

Adds the listed effect choices to its sound-shaping controls.

Final check

Know before you order

  1. 01The backpack-strap gig bag is optional and sold separately.
  2. 02An AC adapter is included.
  3. 03Confirm that the 28.77 x 10.78 x 3.34-inch footprint works for your keyboard position.

Product questions

Before you decide

Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.

01How much does the M-solo weigh?

Its listed weight is 7.93 lb.

02Can it use MIDI?

Yes. MIDI In, MIDI Out, and USB MIDI are listed.

03What other sounds does it offer?

Additional sounds include synth, string ensemble, and vocal ensemble.

Reference

Full specifications

The complete catalog record, organized around the decisions musicians make when comparing gear.

3 detailsSound
Effects Types
Delay, reverb, wah-wah, PWM, Leslie, vibrato, chorus and overdrive
Velocity Sensitivity
Yes
Polyphony
261 voices
1 detailsPickups & controls
Controllers
Pitch bend, master volume, octave up and down, transpose
1 detailsPlayability
Keys
49
2 detailsBody & build
Color
Red
Bridge Type
Tremolo
6 detailsConnections & power
USB
Type B
MIDI
In, out and USB MIDI
Audio Input
1 x 1/8 inch AUX
Pedal Inputs
Expression and Leslie fast
Audio Outputs
2 x 1/4 inch L and R
Power Supply
AC adapter included
2 detailsSize & weight
Weight
7.93
Dimensions
28.77 inch x 10.78 inch x 3.34 inch
17 detailsOther
Headphones
1 x 1/4 inch TRS
Organ Models
B-3, Vx, Farfisa and Ace Tone
Chorus and Vibrato
Yes
Percussion
Yes
Model
M-solo
Oscillators
1 VCO and 1 sub-oscillator
Envelope Generator
1 (filter and amplitude)
Filter
Low-pass, 24dB per octave
Engine Type
MTWII drawbar engine and analog modeling
Product Type
Portable organ synthesizer
Presets
User-programmable patch buttons
Lfo
1 (delay vibrato, wah-wah, PWM)
Keyboard Type
Virtual multi-contact
Drawbars
9 pitches
Additional Sounds
String and vocal ensemble
Waveforms
Triangle, sawtooth, square and pulse
Leslie
Digital Leslie

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