CRUMAR Mojo Classic

The sound of the tonewheel organ has always been one of the most widely used across all musical genres, from pop to rock, from R&B to jazz... but for many musicians and producers, the problem was the instrument itself: too expensive, bulky, heavy, and difficult to move. The solution came in the 1970s, when transistor technology made it possible to build lighter, more portable organs-but without a tonewheel. Then the revolution came in the 1990s with DSP technology, and the next revolution occurred in 2012, when Crumar introduced the Mojo organ for the first time. It was the most accessible, elegant, lightweight, and realistic digital reincarnation of the tonewheel giants. This set a new standard, featuring a fresh aesthetic, a reduced set of drawbars, and a completely redesigned interface-all without compromising the ergonomics and playability of classic tonewheel organs. Now that standard is being reintroduced, once again, with the new Crumar Mojo line.

The Crumar Mojo has become a classic. New look, new DSP technology, the same great sound, and portability. Officially supported by the highly acclaimed GSi VB3-II tonewheel emulation-also available as a virtual instrument-the new Mojo is the ultimate portable tonewheel organ for the most demanding musicians. It's sleek and easy to use, easy to transport, and, above all, it feels authentic.

MOJO is also available in a SUITCASE style with standard or inverted keyboards.

Four dedicated buttons for tonewheel organ percussion.