Detail 01
73 keys: 61 musical plus 12 preset keys
The playing manual is paired with a separate row of preset keys.

Independent shopping perspective
Hammond's XK-7 concentrates a single-manual organ rig into a 73-key instrument with 61 musical keys and 12 preset keys. Its VEM engine physically models 91 virtual tonewheels, with controls for characteristics including wow, flutter, leakage, and key click. Six contacts beneath each waterfall key reproduce progressive harmonic engagement as a key is depressed. AO-28/AO-29 preamp modeling, a programmable Digital Leslie section, 38 drawbars, and dedicated Bass Out routing give players detailed sound-shaping and output options for stage or studio work.


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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
The playing manual is paired with a separate row of preset keys.
Detail 02
Provides hands-on registration control.
Detail 03
Offers selectable rotary and stationary-cabinet modeling.
Detail 04
Allows separate main, rotary, and bass signal routing.
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Product questions
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Yes. It has an 11-pin Leslie connector and controls for physical and digital rotary behavior.
It includes 100 factory presets and 100 user presets.
It has a 6-contact long waterfall square-front keyboard.
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