
CurrentReleased 2012
The same sounds, front panel and expansion slot as the M4000D in a metal case of about 9.5 kg, with a Fatar semi-weighted keybed instead of the wooden keys. You lose the depth-sensing feel that makes the full-size model feel like a Mellotron, but it is the one to carry to gigs, and it sits neatly on top of an M4000D if you want two manuals.
Replaces M4000D
Specifications
General
- Manufacturer
- Mellotron
- Status
- Current
- Released
- 2012
Keyboard
- Keys
- 37
- Key action
- Semi-weighted
- Aftertouch
- Channel (mono)
- Keybed
- Fatar semi-weighted, velocity-sensitive, F to F; mono aftertouch added in 2018
Sounds
- Sections
- Sample playback
- Drawbars
- None
- Sound engine
- Same engine as the M4000D: 100 Mellotron and Chamberlin sounds built in, plus an expansion slot for 100 more
- Organ models
- None
- Polyphony
- 10 notes
Connections
- Outputs
- 1/4-inch unbalanced, Headphones
- MIDI ports
- DIN in, DIN out, DIN thru
- Pedal inputs
- Volume, Sustain, Expression, Expression
Features
- Features
- 100 Mellotron and Chamberlin sounds from first-generation master tapes, 24-bit uncompressed playback, A/B sound mix, Half-speed playback, Pitch control, Two colour displays, Expansion card slot, Aluminium case, Designed to stack on an M4000D
Size & weight
- Colours
- White, Black
- Dimensions (W × D × H)
- 807 × 329 × 76 mm
- Weight
- 9.5 kg


