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Hammond XK-4vsHammond XLK-5 lower manual (XK-5 System)

Summary

Hammond XK-4 and Hammond XLK-5 lower manual (XK-5 System): 2 Hammond organs compared side by side. They differ on 2 of 3 compared specifications.

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Hammond

XK-4
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Hammond

XLK-5 lower manual (XK-5 System)
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General
ManufacturerHammondHammond
StatusCurrentCurrent
Keyboard
Manuals1—
Keys per manual6161
Key actionWaterfall—
KeybedSemi-weighted square-front waterfall, velocity-sensitive, virtual multi-contactLower manual using the XK-5 key-bed and multi-contact system; requires an XK-5 (not included)
Sound
DrawbarsPhysical—
Sound engineMTW2 (Modelled Tone Wheel 2) organ engine—
Organ modelsHammond MTW2 modelled tonewheels, Vx, Farf and Ace transistor organs, classical and theatre pipe organ—
Polyphony61 (tonewheel organ)—
Connections
Outputs1/4-inch unbalanced, Headphones, Leslie 11-pin—
MIDI portsDIN in, DIN out, USB—
Pedal inputsSustain, Expression, Rotor speed, Footswitch—
Features
FeaturesNine physical drawbars, Virtual multi-contact keying, Tube modelling, Digital Leslie (8 cabinets), Pitch and mod wheels, Rotary and organ pedal outputs, Aux input, Colour display, Beech side panelsRequires XK-5, Same key-bed and multi-contact system as XK-5, H-BUS connection
Size & weight
ColoursBlack—
Dimensions (W × D × H)1004 × 322 × 109 mm—
Weight9.4 kg—

Key differences

  • Keybed: XK-4 – Semi-weighted square-front waterfall, velocity-sensitive, virtual multi-contact XLK-5 lower manual (XK-5 System) – Lower manual using the XK-5 key-bed and multi-contact system; requires an XK-5 (not included)

Both are the same on keys per manual (61).