Hammond M-SOLO BURGUNDY

A Hammond Designed for Mobile Keyboardists Without Losing the Brand's DNA

The Hammond M-Solo follows in the lineage of instruments that shaped keyboard history, with a simple idea: preserve the character and "organ" ergonomics while adopting a lightweight, easy-to-transport, and quick-to-set-up format. Its "what you see is what you get" approach avoids endless menus: you grab a drawbar, adjust a knob, and the sound reacts immediately. The result: a performance-oriented keyboard, perfect for musicians switching between vintage textures, seventies-inspired pads, and more modern colors, without sacrificing the spontaneity of playing.

Keyboard Design

The M-Solo is based on a 49-key velocity-sensitive keyboard designed to remain expressive even in a compact chassis. The "Virtual Multi-Contact" technology aims to reproduce the behavior of multiple contacts found in classic organs: the attack gains precision, the playing becomes more lively, and fast phrasing retains true clarity. The experience is enhanced by 9 multifunction drawbars, essential for sculpting the harmonic content of an organ sound in real time, as well as by an expression pedal input to manage volume and intensity with the finesse expected on stage.

Sound Quality

The sound engine combines B-3 tonewheel organ emulation, transistor organs, and an "ensemble/synth" section to cover a wide repertoire, from rock to jazz, pop to retro atmospheres. The B-3 emulation emphasizes character, presence, and grain, while the three transistor models "Vx", "Farf", and "Ace" add sharper, more distinctive timbres, perfect for riffs and accompaniments that need to cut through a mix. To broaden the palette, the M-Solo includes a "strings machine" and a 70's style vocal ensemble, ideal for thickening an intro, enriching a chorus, or building cinematic pads. Finally, the polyphonic bi-oscillator synthesizer (with 4 waveforms, envelope, pulse width modulation, 4-pole filter) provides expressive leads and pads with a color directly usable live. The digital Leslie simulation completes the illusion by adding movement, depth, and dynamics, with slow and fast speeds.

Built-in Effects

• Digital Leslie simulation (slow/fast speed)
• Organ Vibrato/Chorus
• Overdrive
• Delay
• Reverb

Technical specifications

Effects	Reverb, Delay, Chorus, Leslie Simulator and Octaver, Overdrive, Rotary speaker emulation	Number of keys	88
Arpeggiator	No	Touch	Semi-weighted
Bluetooth	No	USB to Host port	Yes
Controller	Drawbars	Inputs	Expression pedal, Sustain pedal, Stereo mini jack
Number of speakers	0	Outputs	Leslie, 6.5 mm headphone, USB Type A
Velocity sensitive	Yes	Color	Black
MIDI DIN I/O	Yes	Finishing	Matt

Keyboard	49 velocity-sensitive keys	Overdrive	yes
Technology	" Virtual Multi-Contact "	Delay	yes
Drawbars	9, multifunction	Reverb	yes
Expression pedal input	yes	Connections	MIDI In/Out (5-pin DIN), USB (MIDI), aux input, " Leslie Fast " jack, expression pedal input
Organ emulation	B-3 tonewheel	Interface	" what you see is what you get "
3 transistor organs	" Vx ", " Farf ", " Ace "	User preset slots	3
Ensemble sounds	" Strings machine " and 70s-style vocal ensemble	Dedicated physical controls	organ, ensemble and synth
Synthesizer	dual-oscillator polyphonic (4 waveforms, envelope, PWM, 4-pole filter)	Dimensions	731 x 274 x 85 mm
Leslie simulation	digital, slow/fast speed	Weight	3.6 kg
Vibrato/Chorus	yes