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FEEL THE MOJO!We don't want to "raise the stakes" or "shuffle the deck"... we just want to offer the best possible experience with a modern electromechanical-style keyboard instrument. The result is the Crumar Mojo 61, a compact tonewheel organ/electric piano with a 61-note semi-weighted waterfall keyboard and a practical, intuitive front panel, all housed in a rugged yet elegant casing. Mojo 61 uses cutting-edge DSP technology derived from the GSi Gemini, and is powered by GSi's VB3-II engine, the same electromechanical organ simulation behind the popular dual-manual Mojo. Under the hood is a wealth of innovative technology, intuitively combining modern audio processing with a classic, easy-to-navigate interface. The control panel features dedicated buttons, potentiometers, drawbars and LEDs, with clear labeling for a true "what-you-see-is-what-you-get" experience. Everything needed for live performance is available at the press of a button or the turn of a knob, but the moment you need access to more power, it's there. Any wi-fi device (smartphone, tablet, laptop) can be instantly connected to the Mojo 61! Simply open the Web App editor in your favorite browser for total control over all the sound and functional parameters the Mojo 61 has to offer. Create your sound, exactly as you want it! The Mojo 61 features 22 different vintage tonewheel organs: choose your favorite, adjust the parameters to your taste, and save it for instant recall.NOT JUST TONEWHEELSIt's not just about having a killer tonewheel organ. Mojo 61 also features an extremely expressive, rich pipe organ, modeled on a classic Baroque-style organ, with 8 stops plus a mixture, three couplers and tremolo motor. There are no samples, and don't expect dropped notes, because every sound generated by Mojo 61 is pure real-time physical modeling with full polyphony. To round out the organ package, Mojo 61 includes two classic transistor instruments: the Italian Compact DeLuxe and the Red Tolex Continental. Both feature extraordinary sound that makes you forget you're not playing a real organ. Want more flexibility? Two of the most sought-after electric pianos are on board, ready to play at the press of a key. Mojo 61 offers meticulously physical modeling of a classic Tine Piano, a Reed Piano and a Clavinet, an essential part of the Mojo experience. Rounding out the experience, the last sound is a hybrid (sampled/modeled) acoustic piano. Both electric pianos are flawlessly emulated to deliver a realistic feel and sound of their mechanical counterparts. Every subtle nuance has been captured, down to sympathetic resonance, mechanical noises, sustain pedal behavior and every other detail. Everything is exactly where it should be!EFFECTS AND MORE!What's a tonewheel organ without a great rotary effect and a killer tube overdrive? How can you think of playing electric pianos without a fantastic stereo phaser or stereo chorus? And what about static amps for the transistor organs? And then... don't forget the reverb! To enrich and complete the Mojo experience, a full, powerful effects section lets you easily tailor any sound to your taste. None of Mojo's effects are boring. Each one has been carefully modeled on some of the most famous vintage stomp boxes, the most sought-after guitar and bass amplifiers, the most complex reverb algorithms and, of course, the beautiful classic 122/147 tube rotary amplifiers. It's hard to believe such a compact instrument can generate such a big sound! But it's true, it's the Crumar Mojo 61.

WORKS LIKE DIGITAL, FEELS LIKE ANALOGThe Crumar Seven isn't just another digital piano, but something entirely new with a vintage look. As you can see, it's housed in a wooden case and has a shape reminiscent of some of the most famous electric pianos of the early 1970s. This type of design was almost mandatory at the time, being practical both for the user to carry and for the manufacturer to assemble, and was necessary to support a very heavy structure made of several large moving mechanical parts. At some point, as digital electronics took over from the old mechanical and analog keyboards, the concept of a portable piano gradually changed, making instruments smaller and lighter, to the point that some modern digital pianos are small enough to be carried in a bag. But do they look good on stage? Do they feel classy, solid and comfortable like the old electric pianos? And what about the sound? Almost all digital pianos offer only basic piano sounds based mainly on sampled material, and all aim to replace a grand piano, leaving aside the sounds of famous electric pianos, treating them as a minor extra. But now there's the Crumar Seven. The latest sound-generation technology in the shape and look that every keyboardist loves. The Crumar Seven's main focus is the electric piano, the most important electric piano sounds that made music history over the last few decades. All sounds are based on real-time synthesis models, various types of synthesis specifically designed to faithfully reproduce a particular type of sound. Of course, a physical model of a grand piano is also included, for a total of nine different synthesis engines. Portable, elegant, lightweight, one of today's most revolutionary stage pianos, complete with case, metal legs and accessories, the Crumar Seven works like a digital instrument but feels like an analog, electroacoustic instrument, redefining the concept of the Stage Piano.KEY FEATURES Nine synthesis engines: 1. Tine Electric Piano2. Reed Electric Piano3. Electric Baby Grand4. Clavi E.P.5. DX Digital E.P.6. MKS Digital E.P.7. Vibraphone8. Acoustic Grand Piano9. Sample PlaybackEffects: - Effect slot 1: Tremolo, auto-panner, LFO Wha-Wha and Pedal Wha-Wha - Effect slot 2: Chorus, Phaser, Flanger, Delay (all stereo effects) - AMP simulator with overdrive and EQ - Reverb - 3-band semi-parametric EQ - Background synth PAD effect Other features: - built into a solid wooden case with handle - metal legs with carrying bag - sustain and expression pedal inputs - accessory box with cover - editor via USB-MIDI or Wi-Fi connection - 32 presets (8 factory + 24 user) - illuminated RGB encoders - MIDI OUT and USB-MIDI port - internal PSU - 73 note hammer-action keyboard

Use these brackets to stack your keyboards on top of your Crumar Seven. They feature comfortable padding to prevent scratches and screws to adjust the distance between the keyboard and the Seven.

The tonewheel organThe sound of the tonewheel organ has always been one of the most widely used across every musical genre, from pop to rock, from R&B to jazz... but for many musicians and producers the problem was the instrument itself: too expensive, bulky, heavy and hard to move. The solution arrived in the 1970s, when transistor technology made it possible to build lighter, more portable organs, but without tonewheels. Then the revolution came in the 1990s with DSP technology, and the next revolution was in 2012, when Crumar introduced, for the first time, the Mojo organ. It was the most affordable, elegant, lightweight and realistic digital reincarnation of the tonewheel giants. This set a standard, with a new aesthetic, a reduced set of drawbars and a completely redesigned interface, without compromising the ergonomics and playability of the classic tonewheel organs. Now that standard is being offered again, once more, with the new Crumar Mojo line.Crumar Mojo ClassicCrumar Mojo Classic detail. The Crumar Mojo has become a classic. New look, new DSP technology, the same great sound and portability. Officially supported by the most acclaimed tonewheel emulation, GSi VB3-II, also available as a virtual instrument, the new Mojo is the ultimate portable tonewheel organ for the most demanding musicians. It's elegant and simple to use, easy to carry and, above all, has a genuine "feel". MOJO is also available in SUITCASE style with normal or reverse keyboards.Key features of the Crumar Mojo ClassicDual-manual organ with two semi-weighted waterfall keyboards, 61 notes, 5 octaves from C to C, semi-weighted and velocity-sensitivePhysical-modelling tonewheel organ synthesisRotary speaker effect simulationDigital stereo reverbOptional external Wi-Fi antenna to connect a smartphone/tablet/PC and access the Web-App editorOnline editor via USB cableTwo groups of 9 physical drawbars plus 2 pedal drawbarsPotentiometers for Volume, Drive, Reverb, Keyclick, Crosstalk, Percussion Volume, Balance, Distance, Bass, Mid, TrebleFour dedicated buttons for Tonewheel organ percussionDedicated buttons for vibrato on/offKnob for selecting vibrato typeDrawbar HOLD mode for alternate drawbar settingsTwo drawbar presets per manual with easy-storage modeDedicated button for rotary speaker speedPedal to lower function (adds pedalboard sound to the lower manual)Shift button for alternate functions (transposition, rotary bypass)MIDI IN and OUT connections, USB Type B (device) for MIDI in/out, 2 USB Type A (host) for software updates and Wi-Fi moduleBalanced audio outputsHeadphone connection, expression pedal inputSustain pedal inputHalfmoon or footswitch input with dedicated selectorAC 100-240V inputTechnical specificationsRated power: 100V AC ~ 240V ACOutput level: +4 dBuMaximum headphone output load: 32 ohmDimensions: 95 x 55 x 17 cm. Weight: 18 kg *