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Hammond B-3 mk2 console organ: wooden four-legged console with two 61-key waterfall manuals, reverse-color preset keys, and rows of harmonic drawbars, shown with matching bench and 25-note pedalboard.

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HAMMOND B-3 mk2 — Synthesizer

$36,980.00USD

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Best for

Organists who want the full classic B-3 console experience — two 61-key waterfall manuals, four sets of real drawbars, 12 preset keys per manual, a 25-note radial pedalboard, and a tube preamp — without the maintenance of a vintage tonewheel organ. Well suited to church, jazz, gospel, and studio settings where the traditional console format, bench, and pedalboard matter, and where the internal two-rotor digital Leslie or an external 11-pin Leslie cabinet will be used.

Who should skip

Despite the listing's 'Synthesizer' label, this is a drawbar organ, not a synthesizer — skip it if you need synth engines, pianos, or general keyboard sounds. Gigging players who move gear themselves should also skip it: the console alone is 95 kg (209 lbs) and 132 kg (291 lbs) with bench and pedalboard; Hammond's stage keyboards (e.g. the XK series) cover the same tonal territory in portable form. It has no built-in speakers listed, so you will need an amp, Leslie, or PA.

Watchouts

Source conflict on the engine: the Economik listing describes the sound engine as 'VASE III digital tonewheel modeling,' while Hammond's own spec sheet says the manuals use the DTW1 digital tone-wheel generator and VASE III powers only the pedal division — prefer the manufacturer. The listing categorizes it as a synthesizer; it is a console organ. The listing was marked 'currently unavailable' at the time of research. No finish/color or manufacturer part number is stated by any cited source. Storage uses a CompactFlash card, an aging media format. Marketing describes it as lightweight only relative to a ~193 kg vintage B-3; at 95-132 kg it still requires multiple people to move.

Likely add-ons

  • compatible power and data connections
  • monitoring or MIDI setup as required

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  • What firmware, software, storage, and synchronization features are supported by this exact model?
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