Hammond SK 25-Note PedalboardvsHammond XPK-130G
Summary
Hammond SK 25-Note Pedalboard and Hammond XPK-130G: 2 Hammond foot pedals compared side by side. They differ on 3 of 8 compared specifications.
| 2 items | Hammond SK 25-Note PedalboardCurrentView details → | Hammond XPK-130GCurrentView details → |
|---|---|---|
| General | ||
| Manufacturer | Hammond | Hammond |
| Status | Current | Current |
| Pedal | ||
| Pedal type | MIDI pedalboard | MIDI pedalboard |
| Style | Organ pedal | Organ pedal |
| Pedals in unit | 25 | 13 |
| Connection | ||
| Connector | 5-pin MIDI | 5-pin MIDI |
| Cable length | — | 2 m |
| Polarity switch | No | No |
| Range / minimum control | No | No |
| Build & features | ||
| Features | Integrated EXP-50 expression pedal, Radiating flat pedals | Velocity-sensitive, Five onboard voices, MIDI merge input, Line out |
| Designed for | Hammond SK Pro, SKX Pro and legacy SK1, SK1-73, SK1-88, SK2 and SKX only | Any modern Hammond via MIDI; standalone with its own voices under a piano or other keyboard |
| Size & weight | ||
| Colours | — | Black |
| Dimensions (W × D × H) | — | 584 × 406 × 127 mm |
| Weight | — | 7.7 kg |
Key differences
- Pedals in unit: SK 25-Note Pedalboard – 25 XPK-130G – 13
- Designed for: SK 25-Note Pedalboard – Hammond SK Pro, SKX Pro and legacy SK1, SK1-73, SK1-88, SK2 and SKX only XPK-130G – Any modern Hammond via MIDI; standalone with its own voices under a piano or other keyboard
Both are the same on pedal type (MIDI pedalboard), connector (5-pin MIDI) and polarity switch (No).