Hammond M-solo British Racing Green drawbar organ/synth

We know the old Hammond B3 mainly as a legendary tonewheel organ that made a name for itself in genres such as prog-rock, jazz and gospel. Its reputation was as big as its weight, those were the days! It was better to just leave it where it was and not carry it around. Nowadays, fortunately, things have become a lot more compact. Not that Hammond no longer builds large organs, but there are now compact digital organs available that sound very convincing. The Hammond M-solo for example, how compact do you want it to be? Features of the Hammond M-solo So, in terms of size, it is a shadow of what the B3 once was, but the M-solo is fun to perform on again. At 49 keys, it's a breath of fresh air by any means, but thankfully under the hood it's a lot less compact. The drawbars you had already seen, of course, that's the whole magic of this type of instrument. There are six sound groups these drawbars work with. To start with, there are four organ groups, based on four popular organs of the o