Dexibell Classico L3
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The Classico L3: A New Dexibell Entry Dedicated to the Organ
With the Classico L3, Dexibell launches its very first digital organ and establishes a clearly "classical" identity: quick registrations, historical temperaments and tunings, while maintaining direct usability. Its 76-key size, integrated speakers, and orchestral sounds make it a versatile keyboard, capable of transitioning from a service to a rehearsal, then to a stage performance, without always relying on external amplification.
Keyboard Design
The Dexibell Classico L3 features a 76-key keyboard with velocity sensitivity designed for expressive, precise, and comfortable daily playing. You have 4 sensitivity curves plus a fixed mode to adapt the touch response to your technique and the acoustics of the venue. The internal architecture favors organ playing with 3 dedicated sections: MANUAL I, MANUAL II, and PEDAL, allowing instant balancing of sound layers and building coherent registrations.
Sound Quality
The T2L generator (sampling + modeling) uses linear samples at 24-bit - 48 kHz with an internal 32-bit floating-point DSP to preserve definition, dynamics, and naturalness. The XXL samples (up to 15 seconds for the lowest piano notes) provide realistic sustain and a sense of breadth, especially appreciated on pads, sustained chords, and resonances. The D/A conversion is specified at 24-bit - 48 kHz with a signal-to-noise ratio of 106 dB, while the built-in sound projection relies on 2 full-range 8.9 cm speakers and a power of 35 W x 2 max., delivering a maximum SPL of 108.1 dB.
Built-in Effects
To adapt the instrument to the acoustics of a nave, hall, or studio, the Classico L3 includes 7 types of reverb and 3 types of tremulant, as well as a global equalizer via tone control (timbre). The amplifier DSP complements the setup with bass enhancement, dynamic equalizer, and a 3-band compressor. A Chord Enhancer function is also available to enrich harmony when the musical context requires it.
Technical specifications
| Effects | Tremolo, Reverb, EQ, Compressor, Chorus | Touch | Lightweight |
| Arpeggiator | No | Split & layer | split |
| Bluetooth | No | Max polyphony | Full |
| Controller | Pedals, Volume pedal | USB to Host port | Yes |
| Speaker diameter | 3" | Inputs | Attenuation pedal, Expression pedal, Stereo mini jack, Bluetooth audio, Control pedal |
| Number of speakers | 2 | Outputs | USB Type B, Mono & stereo audio, 2 x headset |
| Velocity sensitive | No | Color | Black |
| MIDI DIN I/O | Yes | Finishing | Matt |
| Number of keys | 88 | ||
Questions frequently asked
Does the Dexibell Classico L3 have a 76-key velocity-sensitive keyboard?
The keyboard features 76 velocity-sensitive keys and offers 4 sensitivity curves, as well as a fixed mode. Three divisions, MANUAL I, MANUAL II, and PEDAL, allow organizing the organ sound layers.
What organ styles are available?
Five built-in types: German Baroque, English Romantic, French Symphonic, American Classic, and Positive. Two user slots accept extensions in the .DXS format.
Is it possible to record performances on a USB flash drive?
The recorder creates WAV files at 48 kHz and 32-bit floating point on USB memory. Playback of WAV, AIFF, and MP3 formats is also supported.
What MIDI and audio connectivity is provided?
Connectivity includes MIDI In, Out, and Thru ports, a USB host port, and a stereo audio input via mini-jack. Three assignable pedal inputs are included, along with two headphone outputs and mono and stereo audio outputs.
Are the built-in speakers powerful enough for playing without amplification?
The built-in sound system consists of two 8.9 cm full-range speakers, powered at up to 35 W per channel. The maximum SPL level is specified as 108.1 dB.
