Top 10 best-selling Drawbar Keyboard

The Hammond M-solo is a very compact drawbar organ with enough features to be a serious candidate for the keyboard players in a band. It is a complete band monster, with four types of organs, strings and synth!

Fans of the old Hammond B3 organs rejoice! The Hammond XK-5 comes so close to the B3 in terms of sounds and feel, but is thankfully more manageable to transport.

Leave the B3 in the corner of the studio where it belongs, save your back the bother, and tote the extensive Hammond SK Pro Stage Keyboard to the gig instead. Stunning sound and immense potential guaranteed.

Leave the B3 in the corner of the studio where it belongs, save your back the bother, and tote the extensive Hammond SK Pro Stage Keyboard to the gig instead. Stunning sound and immense potential guaranteed.

Following the release of the SK Pro 73 in 2001, Hammond finally drop the doubled-up SKX Pro. Equipped with two 61-note keyboards, drawbars for the lower keyboard, countless options and a handful of novelties.

Get the genuine prog-feel of a hulking tonewheel monster in your studio, living room, or on the stage with the Crumar MOJO-CL virtual tonewheel organ. Organic sound and two immaculate feeling waterfall keyboards.

Packing every bit of Roland knowhow into one powerhouse, the control panel of the V-Stage is neatly divided into an acoustic piano section, an electric piano section, a synth section and even a drawbar organ section.

Traditionally, organs are large, expensive, and above all heavy. The Reface YC offers an alternative, by combining 5 vintage organs in a compact housing.

The Yamaha YC73 is a great-sounding stage keyboard for players who aren't willing to compromise on performance. Superb sounds, quick and accurate control and a solid collection of effects are a given here.

The Yamaha YC88 is a great-sounding stage keyboard for players who aren't willing to compromise on performance. Superb sounds, quick and accurate control and a solid collection of effects are a given here.