Detail 01
MTW2 engine with 91 virtual tonewheels
Recreates the tonewheel generator with adjustable vintage-character parameters.

Independent shopping perspective
The Hammond XK-4 brings a 61-note semi-weighted waterfall keyboard and Virtual Multi-Contact system to a 20.72 lb. portable organ. Its MTW2 engine recreates 91 virtual tonewheels and provides controls for details such as key click and leakage, while nine drawbars keep core registration close at hand. Eight Leslie models, tube modeling, overdrive choices, and multi-effects expand the internal sound options. Stereo, rotary, pedal, USB, MIDI, AUX, and 11-pin Leslie connections let it slot into performance and studio rigs.


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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
Recreates the tonewheel generator with adjustable vintage-character parameters.
Detail 02
Provides selectable onboard rotary-speaker modeling.
Detail 03
Defines the listed transport weight and footprint.
Detail 04
Stores both supplied and user-created setups.
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Product questions
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Yes. It has onboard Digital Leslie processing with eight Leslie models.
It has USB Type A and Type B ports, with direct MIDI communication for Mac or PC systems.
Inputs are provided for expression, damper, footswitch, and Leslie switch pedals.
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