HAMMOND ACCOMPLISHMENTS

HAMMOND ACCOMPLISHMENTS

1990

SX/CX2500 Spinet and Console introduced

SX/CX2500'E’ introduced (upgrades available for 2000, to either 2500/2500e spec)

1991

New institutional models 725 and 825

The XB-2 arrives!. features a single 61 note manual (with split point), one set of drawbars, digital Leslie and vibrato version two features the most comprehensive MIDI capabilities to date.

1992

EX700 and 1000 deleted, EX800E introduced

US2000E (as EX2000E but imported from the states, high quality American Walnut Cabinet)

EX2000B (revised retro look ‘B’ type cabinet, with ‘E’ software)

1993

The XB5 (using XB2 technology) is released, two 61 note manuals, optional 13 or 25 note pedalboards, an extremely light weight prtable in a 'B type' cabinet

1994

Hammond XB-3 released, a complete digital 'B3' with real valve overdrive 5 sets of drawbars two 61 note manuals, authentic waterfall keys, reverse colour preset keys etc)

Sound-module GM-1000 (half rack, fits inside the XB-3)

1995

XC-3 released for the American market, a C3 cabinet version of the XB3

The EX-800E is presented.

1996

Hammond 926; new institutional model with floppy disk drive and church register sample in CD-quality.

The XB-2 version 2.0 released, Hammond most comprehensive product software upgrade ever.

SX/CX3000E introduced with major cabinet revision (Upgrades available for all 2000 and 2500 models to the new 3000 specification)

1997

The long awaited XM-1 sound module and XM-c1 drawbar controller are released.

1998

Hammond's new professional-organ-keyboard XB-1 is released

XT-100 and the console model XH-200.

New Leslie; model 914 with 5 amplifiers and 9 loudspeakers.

1999

Special edition spinet XH-200SP

XK-2 is released

Back

1990	SX/CX2500 Spinet and Console introduced SX/CX2500'E’ introduced (upgrades available for 2000, to either 2500/2500e spec)
1991	New institutional models 725 and 825 The XB-2 arrives!. features a single 61 note manual (with split point), one set of drawbars, digital Leslie and vibrato version two features the most comprehensive MIDI capabilities to date.
1992	EX700 and 1000 deleted, EX800E introduced US2000E (as EX2000E but imported from the states, high quality American Walnut Cabinet) EX2000B (revised retro look ‘B’ type cabinet, with ‘E’ software)
1993	The XB5 (using XB2 technology) is released, two 61 note manuals, optional 13 or 25 note pedalboards, an extremely light weight prtable in a 'B type' cabinet
1994	Hammond XB-3 released, a complete digital 'B3' with real valve overdrive 5 sets of drawbars two 61 note manuals, authentic waterfall keys, reverse colour preset keys etc) Sound-module GM-1000 (half rack, fits inside the XB-3)
1995	XC-3 released for the American market, a C3 cabinet version of the XB3 The EX-800E is presented.
1996	Hammond 926; new institutional model with floppy disk drive and church register sample in CD-quality. The XB-2 version 2.0 released, Hammond most comprehensive product software upgrade ever. SX/CX3000E introduced with major cabinet revision (Upgrades available for all 2000 and 2500 models to the new 3000 specification)
1997	The long awaited XM-1 sound module and XM-c1 drawbar controller are released.
1998	Hammond's new professional-organ-keyboard XB-1 is released XT-100 and the console model XH-200. New Leslie; model 914 with 5 amplifiers and 9 loudspeakers.
1999	Special edition spinet XH-200SP XK-2 is released