I had my mind set on a Nord but, after seeing this exceptional demo of the Sk Pro I'm rethinking my decision. You really did a brilliant job. Product demo's like this are so important these days. Thank you!
Can't wait to try this ... NEVER THOUGHT I WOULD WANT TO PLAY PIANO/ STRINGS AND COCKTAIL JAZZ ON A HAMMOND YIKES. TIMES HAVE CHANGE ... GREAT VIEDO DEMO ☺️
This the best demo by far, the one that made me send back the Yamaha YC and purchase this one. I played and hauled a B3 and Leslie, Fender Rhodes, Mini mood, for years,glad to finally get a Hammond that can do it all.
Excellent sounding instrument. Nicely demoed. Great presentation and overview. I've bought from Bonners several times and always get good service at good price, and always enjoy the great products!
Dear Tony, what an interesting and deep demo! After watching this presentation I really believe that Sk Pro is THE perfect keyboard to have for performance without complicate sets of gears. Amazing organ sounds and Leslie, beautiful piano, all under your fingers. Thank you
I love the Hammond organ, I own several vintage tonewheels L and M. There I must admit that I am amazed, it is incredible the work that the Hammond Engineers have done. I've listened to copies of it, none of it achieves such sonic realism, the sound of the mythical B3 is there, really to fool the best expert, but I also think it's imperative (on stage live) to have a Leslie cabinet. Beyond the perfect magical Hammond sounds, the synth section is amazing. The pianos are also breathtakingly realistic. I would have difficulty playing the piano without a heavy touch, but many musicians can do it easily. In conclusion, a more than impressive keyboard organ synth. Don't buy clones from other brands if you're lover of the Hammond, it will reward the tremendous hard work Suzuki Engineers have done, years of research and development with famous organ players, and a result that lives up to the prestigious brand HAMMOND. What is regrettable and revolting is that the manufacture is Chinese.
I really dig the old skool way that you press the different sound section keys by pressing all 3 or 4 keys at once. Brings you back to the days when you could combine a cha-cha with a waltz rhythm on the rhythm sections .. lol.
I’m looking at upgrading my rig & was looking initially at the Nord Piano 5 or the Stage 3. Then looked at the Fantom (far too heavy) quickly followed by the Modx. I was convinced the Modx was the solution but then stumbled upon this video which I’ve watched a number of times now. I am now sold on the SK Pro as the right keyboard for me as needed to ensure it had decent pad sounds as well as some mono lead sounds on top of what are the best organ sounds I’ve heard on any instrument. Layering & being able to split in several parts ticks the box big time for me. I’m hopeful of reducing my 3 boards to 2 going forward with this beast. Thank you Tony for an excellent video. This is what sold it for me. Would be great to hear more sounds from the ensemble engine. Also you mentioned in one of your videos that you’d share some patches as well when buying. Something I’d want to take up on once ready to purchase. Well done.
Are you using it now? Do you like the other patches and easy to switch between them? I have a nord electro 4 and thinking about replacing with a Hammond Sk Pro.
Great demo and great keyboard!! Great that they have removed the outside power supply, not only is the power supply easy to forget but indeed was very fragile. I located mine inside the sk1 and made a hole at the same place than this one for the power cable lol
Wow ! That things amazing ! Where was it in the 70s when I was in and out of garage bands ? Almost makes me wanna start playing again. Thanks for posting. Pretty impressive.
That was my only complaint with the skx but with little eqing and editing I got some decent tones but right out of the box this SK-Pro Definitely has a Richer depth piano 🎹.
If you want a Hammond (and I do, preferably an XK5 but I might have to settle for an Sk PRO), then surely there's only one place to buy it from in the UK after watching Tony's demos? I like that he's a keyboard enthusiast and plays out live too, so he's not just a piano snob despite being a really fantastic piano player.
Actually one of the greatest features wasn't even mentioned here. Each of the (2) individual voices can be comprised of (4) separate waveforms for a total of 8 waves at once. Then you can edit each of the waves with filters and envelopes and offsets etc. Make a whole band just using one voice. Powerful more then was advertised.
@@Notmehimorthem A waveform is a set of samples of an instrument across the range of the keyboard. So that might be a piano. So you can combine a piano, a string, a synth and a pad into one voice and save that as your custom single voice. Thus it's made up of (4) internal instruments but only occupies a single voice slot. Most stage boards can only play (3) internal instruments at once but with SKpro you can have (2) made up of 4 each making 8 plus the organ and monosynth for 10 instruments playing at once as opposed to only 3.
@@MohammedElSanousi You don't care because you only play one voice at once so it doesn't matter or you only play the organ? It's like buying a Lamborghini but only driving 30mph. You can do it but aren't you curious to see how fast it can really go or to at least have the knowledge of what it can do? IF you MIDI loop using a jumper cable you can probably play two organs at once layered. I do that on Yamahas all the time but haven't tried it on a Hammond. You're faking out the unit to think it's receiving/sending a second MIDI controller signal when it's really just receiving its own external signal back to itself.
I've been using an older XK3 for several years and have been quite delighted with it. However I have to piggyback two other keyboards to it just to get the variety of sounds I need. The SK Pro is an eye opener for me. Maybe it's time to move up.
That was me several years ago. I had to lug over 200lbs of keys and cases to gigs. I got tired of it and swapped to a Korg Kronos. Sounds great for what it is, but I feel I lost a bit of quality on the switch. That's officially going on Reverb and I am going to get myself one of these!
I used a x50 korg as a controller and play the Crumar Mojo as Standalone ... The Organ is the Best keyboard clav, and the EP sounds perfect!!! I have a SkX but since this whole pandemic thing it's been sitting in the garage for ages now collecting dust inside of its case I find that the small setup works for me and it only takes me 2 minutes to terror down and set up.... Hammond let's get a closer look at performance than features and PRICE .... ______ Who's the target 🎯 market here?
It’s definitely a Nord Electro- Killer! Im not sure if it’ll kill the Nord Stage but it’s a Beast overall, even for live Playing. Thanks for that great Demonstration
If I'm not going to use the synth at all (I play 80% organ, 20% piano/EP in my blues band) is the SKPro worth 2X the SK-1 to me (recreational gigging level)? Also how does the XK-4 compare to the SK Pro? Wondering if I'm better off just getting the XK-4 for the organ and continuing to carry 2 boards to gigs (Numa Compact 2X for piano/ep)
Hi Tony I love your playing and very helpful TH-cam videos on keyboard gear.Because of your great reviews and I have just purchased a Hammond SKPro 73. I am a keyboard player from Sydney in Australia. Would it be possible to place a request for in the future to make a tutorial video on how to edit the SKPro to make User patches and combinations. It does seem a little convoluted to make specific edits e.g to make individual edits to organ sounds specific to certain tunes e.g Greg Rolie type B3 patches to emulate tunes like e.g Evil Ways, Oye Como Va, etc and the distinction between Patches, Combination and Bundles and any help that you offer would be most appreciated for newbie SKPro users. I am a member of the Facebook User Group for hammond SKPro users and this seems to be common question asked. Thanks again for your great reviews and willingness to share your expert knowledge in the keyboard realm. Regards and greetings from Downunder! Keep well in these troubling and testing times Mark Clifford😀
Why bother. The Yamaha's are notoriously unable to recreate Les/BK and really anything that Hammond have ever done. Its Hammond or nothing for organ. Piano's are where the Japanese excel and that makes the choice the CP. Not a silly hybrid.
@@quincygxng SKpro still not available. Anyway, read an interesting review about the poor design of the presets/combination menu. I think it was either at Sweetwater or Guitar Center. Has me definitely thinking twice about it.
Great demo mate. Wonderful sounds. An old pro Hammond tone wheel player here from the 70s and 80s. I was shocked and saddened to see the ‘Made In China’ print on the back of the instrument during the final video scenes though. I guess that’s why it’s relatively cheap as I was expecting a much higher price when listening to the demo.
Thank you for this great overview! Just a question: I know about the function "Master Transpose", however, is it possible to store a combination with a transposition?
Great demo! I just got the XK5/XLK5 and now this comes out. Jim Alfred son’s demo he said SKpro doesn’t have the multi contact key system you say it does??? How many contacts are simulated in the SKpro? I’m hearing 2 but the XK5 has 3...right? You’ve played both how do they compare?
Had to return the Nord D6 due to faulty keys. Looking for an solid replacement. Which is the better choice in your experience Hammond sk-pro or Yamaha yc61?
Hi, congratulations for this demonstration. We really enjoyed it. Do You know which dealer to reach out to buy one of these in Argentina? Thank You very much.
@@amandajones3763 Thanks! I think you're right. That's a new and very nice song for me. I think I'm gonna search for its piano cover that sounds as good as in this demo.
Can you route the organ out the 11 pin Leslie cable and the other sounds out the main 1/4” outs so one can play organ through a Leslie and the other sounds through another amp?
Yes, XK5 has a combination of mechanical & virtual multi-contact keybed, while the SK Pro has a virtual multi-contact keybed. These two instruments anyway are the only ones in the market that have a multi-contact touch, in this price territory. The Hammond New B3/C3 mk2 have full mechanical multi-contact keybeds, but their price is out of this world...
Hi. At :27 you split the video screen into parts you’re playing. I know the SK has the audio in, but is there a way to add the “looping” live or is that just multi-performance recording?
Sounds great! Only one EP program? That's a real deal breaker. Not too many songs in any repertoire I've played with bands has a lot of spacey synth sounds in it. Organs sound great as do the acoustic pianos. Seems if there were a good selection of EPs, we would have heard more than a snippet of one. With hardly any Rhodes or Wurlitzer sounds, it leaves out a whole lot of jazz, rock & fusion songs in any band I've been with. For $3G, what gives?
@@jamesmabugu7899 Yes, but neither does my Roland or Hammond. I don't need that capability, so to answer your question, this is a superb all-in-one board for the gigging muso. The only thing I might miss a bit is the fully weighted piano keys.
Nice demo, would like to try one! Organ sounds great, but the rest don’t quite measure up to the Nords for me, the Ep’s and piano are a bit artificial sounding. If it was priced right, it would definitely be a good contender for the Nord electro
@@JamesCorbettMusic5000 everything is really down to preference, either one would will sound fantastic. Splitting hairs is what we do though, check out the side by side with the Nord on here.
I had my mind set on a Nord but, after seeing this exceptional demo of the Sk Pro I'm rethinking my decision. You really did a brilliant job. Product demo's like this are so important these days. Thank you!
Bought one today. Thank you for all the Bonners team mates that helped me. Greg in Eastbourne, Toby and friends in MK
Best demonstration of the SK Pro I've seen! I also like the presentation with the different Hammond models in the background. Thanks!
The instrument and the brand itself, no doubt, has its magic. It will certainly help to improve sales. Thanks for the demo!
Can't wait to try this ... NEVER THOUGHT I WOULD WANT TO PLAY PIANO/ STRINGS AND COCKTAIL JAZZ ON A HAMMOND YIKES. TIMES HAVE CHANGE ... GREAT VIEDO DEMO ☺️
This the best demo by far, the one that made me send back the Yamaha YC and purchase this one. I played and hauled a B3 and Leslie, Fender Rhodes, Mini mood, for years,glad to finally get a Hammond that can do it all.
I paired the newly improved YC73 latest OS with the SKpro and together they are awesome.
@@davlippo7 Well if you had to choose one which would it be? Ham or Yam…
Johnny how did you feel after you made the switch to Hammond from the yc?
Your demo really got me thinking 'I need one of those!!'
Brilliant presentation Tony... worth watching more than once!
Excellent sounding instrument. Nicely demoed. Great presentation and overview. I've bought from Bonners several times and always get good service at good price, and always enjoy the great products!
Dear Tony, what an interesting and deep demo! After watching this presentation I really believe that Sk Pro is THE perfect keyboard to have for performance without complicate sets of gears. Amazing organ sounds and Leslie, beautiful piano, all under your fingers. Thank you
I love the Hammond organ, I own several vintage tonewheels L and M. There I must admit that I am amazed, it is incredible the work that the Hammond Engineers have done. I've listened to copies of it, none of it achieves such sonic realism, the sound of the mythical B3 is there, really to fool the best expert, but I also think it's imperative (on stage live) to have a Leslie cabinet. Beyond the perfect magical Hammond sounds, the synth section is amazing. The pianos are also breathtakingly realistic. I would have difficulty playing the piano without a heavy touch, but many musicians can do it easily. In conclusion, a more than impressive keyboard organ synth. Don't buy clones from other brands if you're lover of the Hammond, it will reward the tremendous hard work Suzuki Engineers have done, years of research and development with famous organ players, and a result that lives up to the prestigious brand HAMMOND. What is regrettable and revolting is that the manufacture is Chinese.
I am sure and hope that you are only criticising their tyrannical government here, there are many great Chinese people. I med do many in the NHS.
Amazing presentation!. I'd love an 'all playing no talking' next, with a deep dive into the presets and sonic posibilites. Cheers
Outstanding demo wow! This sk pro is like a Swiss army knife for a live gigging player !!
This is a great demo. Thanks. You are such a tasteful player (which helps the demo)...
Well done. Definitely going to upgrade from my SK1.
I really dig the old skool way that you press the different sound section keys by pressing all 3 or 4 keys at once. Brings you back to the days when you could combine a cha-cha with a waltz rhythm on the rhythm sections .. lol.
I subscribed because all you said is gold - also the price is gold but it deserves this price. Great tutorial.
If you were to close your eyes, you wouldn’t ‘think’ it’s a Hammond! Wow! Sounds great for stage.🤨🎹🎶👍🏾
I’m looking at upgrading my rig & was looking initially at the Nord Piano 5 or the Stage 3. Then looked at the Fantom (far too heavy) quickly followed by the Modx. I was convinced the Modx was the solution but then stumbled upon this video which I’ve watched a number of times now. I am now sold on the SK Pro as the right keyboard for me as needed to ensure it had decent pad sounds as well as some mono lead sounds on top of what are the best organ sounds I’ve heard on any instrument. Layering & being able to split in several parts ticks the box big time for me. I’m hopeful of reducing my 3 boards to 2 going forward with this beast. Thank you Tony for an excellent video. This is what sold it for me. Would be great to hear more sounds from the ensemble engine. Also you mentioned in one of your videos that you’d share some patches as well when buying. Something I’d want to take up on once ready to purchase. Well done.
Are you using it now? Do you like the other patches and easy to switch between them? I have a nord electro 4 and thinking about replacing with a Hammond Sk Pro.
SKX-PRO two manuals in one! Only 37 pounds.
Amazing
Well done
Artist,player and the keyboard🎉😢
Great demo and great keyboard!! Great that they have removed the outside power supply, not only is the power supply easy to forget but indeed was very fragile. I located mine inside the sk1 and made a hole at the same place than this one for the power cable lol
same did I !!! and this was also one of the resasons to order the PRO last week ;-)
Wow ! That things amazing ! Where was it in the 70s when I was in and out of garage bands ? Almost makes me wanna start playing again. Thanks for posting. Pretty impressive.
Superb! Your way of playing and demonstrating the keyboard has made it more worthwhile, Tony. Thank you for the enjoyment of your musical joy.
The piano sound is out of this world!!
That was my only complaint with the skx but with little eqing and editing I got some decent tones but right out of the box this SK-Pro Definitely has a Richer depth piano 🎹.
Nice demo, Hammonds will never die.
Excellent demo Tony! Well done. Very clear.
If you want a Hammond (and I do, preferably an XK5 but I might have to settle for an Sk PRO), then surely there's only one place to buy it from in the UK after watching Tony's demos? I like that he's a keyboard enthusiast and plays out live too, so he's not just a piano snob despite being a really fantastic piano player.
Best Demo So Far Brill Mate Good Job
Brilliant demo as usual
Great Demo!
Actually one of the greatest features wasn't even mentioned here. Each of the (2) individual voices can be comprised of (4) separate waveforms for a total of 8 waves at once. Then you can edit each of the waves with filters and envelopes and offsets etc. Make a whole band just using one voice. Powerful more then was advertised.
Could you expalin this please? Wave forms? Are you talking about the synth?
@@Notmehimorthem A waveform is a set of samples of an instrument across the range of the keyboard. So that might be a piano. So you can combine a piano, a string, a synth and a pad into one voice and save that as your custom single voice. Thus it's made up of (4) internal instruments but only occupies a single voice slot. Most stage boards can only play (3) internal instruments at once but with SKpro you can have (2) made up of 4 each making 8 plus the organ and monosynth for 10 instruments playing at once as opposed to only 3.
I don’t care
@@MohammedElSanousi You don't care because you only play one voice at once so it doesn't matter or you only play the organ? It's like buying a Lamborghini but only driving 30mph. You can do it but aren't you curious to see how fast it can really go or to at least have the knowledge of what it can do? IF you MIDI loop using a jumper cable you can probably play two organs at once layered. I do that on Yamahas all the time but haven't tried it on a Hammond. You're faking out the unit to think it's receiving/sending a second MIDI controller signal when it's really just receiving its own external signal back to itself.
@@davlippo7 Ok good to know .. what else
Superb demo tony!
I've been using an older XK3 for several years and have been quite delighted with it. However I have to piggyback two other keyboards to it just to get the variety of sounds I need. The SK Pro is an eye opener for me. Maybe it's time to move up.
That was me several years ago. I had to lug over 200lbs of keys and cases to gigs. I got tired of it and swapped to a Korg Kronos. Sounds great for what it is, but I feel I lost a bit of quality on the switch. That's officially going on Reverb and I am going to get myself one of these!
I used a x50 korg as a controller and play the Crumar Mojo as Standalone ... The Organ is the Best keyboard clav, and the EP sounds perfect!!! I have a SkX but since this whole pandemic thing it's been sitting in the garage for ages now collecting dust inside of its case I find that the small setup works for me and it only takes me 2 minutes to terror down and set up.... Hammond let's get a closer look at performance than features and PRICE .... ______ Who's the target 🎯 market here?
It’s definitely a Nord Electro- Killer! Im not sure if it’ll kill the Nord Stage but it’s a Beast overall, even for live Playing. Thanks for that great Demonstration
The comparison product for this is the Stage 3, because the Electro does not have a real Synth section.
It can't kill Nord Stage 3.Stage 3 Organ and Piano patches are superb
If I'm not going to use the synth at all (I play 80% organ, 20% piano/EP in my blues band) is the SKPro worth 2X the SK-1 to me (recreational gigging level)? Also how does the XK-4 compare to the SK Pro? Wondering if I'm better off just getting the XK-4 for the organ and continuing to carry 2 boards to gigs (Numa Compact 2X for piano/ep)
love the 'everything must change...'one of my favorite tunes
Hi Tony
I love your playing and very helpful TH-cam videos on keyboard gear.Because of your great reviews and I have just purchased a Hammond SKPro 73.
I am a keyboard player from Sydney in Australia.
Would it be possible to place a request for in the future to make a tutorial video on how to edit the SKPro to make User patches and combinations.
It does seem a little convoluted to make specific edits e.g to make individual edits to organ sounds specific to certain tunes e.g Greg Rolie type B3 patches to emulate tunes like e.g Evil Ways, Oye Como Va, etc and the distinction between Patches, Combination and Bundles and any help that you offer would be most appreciated for newbie SKPro users.
I am a member of the Facebook User Group for hammond SKPro users and this seems to be common question asked.
Thanks again for your great reviews and willingness to share your expert knowledge in the keyboard realm.
Regards and greetings from Downunder!
Keep well in these troubling and testing times
Mark Clifford😀
Excellent review!
Best demo to date. Good job
Fantastic demo indeed.....Tony could make a broken keyboard sound good. It appears to be a very flexible instrument.
Awesome demo!!!
Tony could you please do a comparison between the SK PRO 61/77 and the YC61/77/88?
Why bother. The Yamaha's are notoriously unable to recreate Les/BK and really anything that Hammond have ever done. Its Hammond or nothing for organ. Piano's are where the Japanese excel and that makes the choice the CP. Not a silly hybrid.
So beautiful 😭
Tony does it again! Oh my.
HOLY CRAP!! He looks and sounds like Mark King (Level 42)!!!
I thought that too 😂
I have a Roland VR730, a Yamaha YC61, and MODX8. Think I’ll trade them all in for the 73-key version of this one!
did u end up trading them?
@@quincygxng SKpro still not available.
Anyway, read an interesting review about the poor design of the presets/combination menu. I think it was either at Sweetwater or Guitar Center.
Has me definitely thinking twice about it.
@@quincygxng Also, I sold my MODX8 outright.
Great demo mate. Wonderful sounds. An old pro Hammond tone wheel player here from the 70s and 80s.
I was shocked and saddened to see the ‘Made In China’ print on the back of the instrument during the final video scenes though. I guess that’s why it’s relatively cheap as I was expecting a much higher price when listening to the demo.
What isn't made in China these days?
Looks like Nord is going to have some competition. Especially if the price is affordable.
My best Keyboard 🥰🙏
Excellent video, thank you Tony! Do you happen to know the Touch Weight of the keys? I'm keen to buy one from you but just need to be sure. Thank you.
Piano sound 👌
Love to see you do a comparison video of the Yamaha YC61/88 versus the SK Pro
Thank you for this great overview! Just a question: I know about the function "Master Transpose", however, is it possible to store a combination with a transposition?
Good demo sir.
All of the above. An excellent demo and presentation. Incidentally, Is there an adjustment for sympathetic resonance for the acoustic piano patches?
I'll take it!that thing is beautiful! Will probably take years to make it to Australia and cost thousands when it gets here :(
Will be in Melbourne from around middle March to early April!
Mark Gibson how much though?
Can you control the leslie effect with a pedal like you can on the nord ?
I’m confused why anyone would buy the xk5 if the sk pro has the organ sound but with tons more features. Anybody tell me what I’m missing? Thanks
A question does the Hammond SK pro have a 32' pipe organ stop ? ( It says so on an Australian Hammond site ) ..
Hi I’m looking at the Roland FP90 & the FA08 I wonder if you could do a comparison review love your reviews cheers
Great demo! I just got the XK5/XLK5 and now this comes out. Jim Alfred son’s demo he said SKpro doesn’t have the multi contact key system you say it does??? How many contacts are simulated in the SKpro? I’m hearing 2 but the XK5 has 3...right? You’ve played both how do they compare?
I'm planning on ordering a awesome New Hammond sk pro 61 keys hopefully in July or August if more plenty more in stock about 1,899.00
This sounds real good
Sounds fantastic, what speakers or PA were you using during that demo ?
sk pro or crumar mojo 61 ,which one is better in hammond organ sound ?
SK pro, the Crumar has better E pianos.
Had to return the Nord D6 due to faulty keys. Looking for an solid replacement. Which is the better choice in your experience Hammond sk-pro or Yamaha yc61?
Hello, I have a question, if I use the transport moves the division point of a split ?? Thanks😊
Hello, what sound setting did you use for "shine on your crazy diamond"?
Hi, congratulations for this demonstration. We really enjoyed it. Do You know which dealer to reach out to buy one of these in Argentina? Thank You very much.
Can you add an external Leslie to it?
Yes it has an eleven pin Leslie output, so any of the current Leslie speaker models are compatible
Excellent demo and instrument! I wonder the name of the piece is at 1:33 - 2:40?
I think it's a little bit of Everything Must Change
@@amandajones3763 Thanks! I think you're right. That's a new and very nice song for me. I think I'm gonna search for its piano cover that sounds as good as in this demo.
I've see a lot of people said they bought this a disappointed. return it and get the Sk1. Anyone have the same experience and I'm about to buy one.
Did you try? I’m curious about this board
Crumar mojo 61, nord electro, Hammond sk pro, or the korg sv2
Which is better to choose in therms of sound (leslie) the hammond sk pro and yamaha y 61? Are these sounds possible on a yamaha yc 61.
The piano is very good - very Yamaha_esque
Probably the “Y Piano” that is onboard the SK Pro (there’s also an “S Piano”).
Very nice keyboard but i am still in love with Yamaha
this guy playing organs with sustain pedal... how can he do that..
Anyone Sense a Hammond/Crumar Mojo shoot out , this sound very dirty and cleans up well... But I'm sticking to SKX STILL HAVE PLENTY OF MILES TO GO!!!
Can you route the organ out the 11 pin Leslie cable and the other sounds out the main 1/4” outs so one can play organ through a Leslie and the other sounds through another amp?
Good video but I don’t think the SK Pro has the same multi-contact keys as the XK5 - Alfredson’s video said that it was not the same.
Yes, XK5 has a combination of mechanical & virtual multi-contact keybed, while the SK Pro has a virtual multi-contact keybed. These two instruments anyway are the only ones in the market that have a multi-contact touch, in this price territory. The Hammond New B3/C3 mk2 have full mechanical multi-contact keybeds, but their price is out of this world...
Thanks!
Can we play Quarter Note (Oriental) on Hammound ?
Not enough to replace my SKx. :)
which lower keyboard would fit the Hammond sk pro 61? would the lower crumar 61B be compatible?
Look out Nord. This one one looks like a “Butt Kicker”.
Presentation looked great too.
And it's green!! Enough of the boring red.
Tony is the new Jimmy Smith :-)
Здравствуйте.Мне очень понравился этот инструмент.
Is The Hammond SK Pro worth $600.00 Dollars more than the Hammond SK1 In your opinion? Please let me know I need to buy Soon for Gig!! thanks
Hi. At :27 you split the video screen into parts you’re playing. I know the SK has the audio in, but is there a way to add the “looping” live or is that just multi-performance recording?
Pad sound from the beginning of 2000x... Just onder when we can get something like modern VSTi in a form of portable keyboard...
Well done brother! #hamfam
Nicely swerved on the copyright claim at the beginning ;}
Sounds great! Only one EP program? That's a real deal breaker. Not too many songs in any repertoire I've played with bands has a lot of spacey synth sounds in it. Organs sound great as do the acoustic pianos.
Seems if there were a good selection of EPs, we would have heard more than a snippet of one.
With hardly any Rhodes or Wurlitzer sounds, it leaves out a whole lot of jazz, rock & fusion songs in any band I've been with. For $3G, what gives?
Not very sure who this board is for
But I love it 😁
Me! I can lose my Roland piano and XK5 and just lug one board around!
People who like the Nord Electro but think the organs are sub-par. Which they kinda are.
@@simonneedler5244 correct me if I’m wrong but this board seems not to have sampling capabilities which is what’s making me question it.
@@godisbollocks does this board sample
@@jamesmabugu7899 Yes, but neither does my Roland or Hammond. I don't need that capability, so to answer your question, this is a superb all-in-one board for the gigging muso. The only thing I might miss a bit is the fully weighted piano keys.
Tony is a génius!
How much is this bad boy 😎?
Awesome Job!!! #HamFam
Nice demo, would like to try one! Organ sounds great, but the rest don’t quite measure up to the Nords for me, the Ep’s and piano are a bit artificial sounding. If it was priced right, it would definitely be a good contender for the Nord electro
Maybe you should reconsider your statement. Side by side comparison shows the Nord to be the one lacking.
@@metalplatedfacejob it’s subjective, but that’s what I’m hearing anyway
@@JamesCorbettMusic5000 everything is really down to preference, either one would will sound fantastic. Splitting hairs is what we do though, check out the side by side with the Nord on here.
I want one! :) (73 version)
Sounds great but the price is that the think what is it
Hello
Keyboard centres