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B-162

B-162

The new Hammond B-162 Console Organ has been introduced to the Church Organ marketplace as a direct replacement for the very popular “Mini-B” organ. Unlike the Mini-B, the B-162 is built from the ground up as a console organ in a one-piece furniture grade cabinet. Designed by Hammond technical director, Ray Gerlich, who cut his teeth in the organ industry working for the original Hammond Organ Company, the B-162 has some very important church-oriented features:

A3

The A-3 Heritage System does for appearance what the innards of the XK-5 do for sound. If there is a photo, a description isn’t really necessary.

A-162

A-162

The original A-100 was a self-contained instrument needing no external speakers, providing the inimitable Hammond tone in a compact “footprint”, having all the features of the Hammond flagship, at a more modest price. The New Model A-162 continues that tradition.

XK-1C

XK-1C

Introducing the smallest and lightest Genuine Hammond Organ… There was a time when the roaring sound of a genuine Hammond B3 Organ and Leslie Speaker required a moving van with burly movers, and room enough on stage to stand 4 regular musicians.

SK1-73

SK1-73

The 61-note keyboard became the de facto standard for electric keyboards through its use on the first widely available electric keyboard instrument, the HAMMOND ORGAN, but the demands on today’s players require a greater scope.