street priceNord C2D is a powerful instrument reproducing B3 tone wheel organ, Vox and Farfisa transistor organs as well as a sampled baroque pipe organ and providing you with two sets of physical drawbars per manual (dual manual, 61-note waterfall keyboard with ultra-fast response and firm mechanical action).
B3 model is significantly perfected in Nord C2D. Signals of 91 spinning tone wheels were analysed and some peculiar details considered.
There are 4 tone wheel modes available. Click feature is improved, analog circuitry of vibrato and chorus were accurately modeled, and percussion model was enhanced.
The manuals have different character – the Great division, which is a lower one, delivers deep sonic impression, while the Swell – the upper one – is much softer.
To add to the natural feel of the pipe organ recreation there are a swell pedal support and a tremulant, producing volume fluctuations, featured.
There are two different Rotary Speaker simulations offered together with the redesigned the rotary speaker overdrive. The connectivity features an 11-pin Leslie high voltage output for external cabinet connection. Twin and JC guitar amp models are presented onboard.
Country of origin / production: Sweden
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| Usage area | |
|---|---|
| Organ Synthesizer | |
| Usage Design/ Form Factor | |
| With Keys | |
| Archetype | |
| Digital (D) | |
| Polyphony | |
| Voices | 122 |
| Keys | |
| Type | Semi-weighted |
| Size | 5 |
| Size (second keyboard) | 5 octave(s) |
| Number of Keys | 61 |
| Number of Keys (second keyboard) | 61 |
| Built-in controllers | |
| Slider/ Drawbar | 38 |
| External controllers | |
| Sustain foot pedal | |
| Swell foot pedal | |
| Case/ body | |
| Metal&wood | |
| Color | |
| Red | |
| Production start | 2012 |
The Hammond Sk2 is a portable, dual-manual organ and keyboard combo that was released in 2012. It is designed to emulate the classic Hammond B3 organ sound and features a range of digital effects, drawbar controls, and a built-in Leslie speaker...
