Crumar Sorrento
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Based on the rich tradition of spinette organs widely used in the 1970s, Crumar Sorrento falls into this category of instruments—dual-manual organs with a lower number of keys compared to classic console organs such as the Hammond B3 or C3, which feature two 61-key manuals. Originally, spinette organs had 44 keys, which limited the musician's performance capabilities. Crumar Sorrento features 2 keyboards with 49 keys each, not waterfall-type, as this would have compromised the instrument's ergonomics. Instead, they feature excellent synth action and are calibrated to deliver a perfect experience for musicians who won't miss the waterfall action. Furthermore, the integrated quick octave functions allow you to do everything you can normally do with a console organ, with minimal ergonomics and weight constraints.
The instrument's on-board sounds are 3: tonewheel organ, spinet organ (the distinctive sound made famous by bands like Genesis, Procol Harum, Pink Floyd, etc.) and a spinet transistor. Note that the latter is not a replica or clone of a specific transistor organ (like Vox or Farfisa) but has its own distinctive character and more "acidic" sound compared to the round tone of a tonewheel organ.
The instrument features 2 on-board effects: the first is a completely analog distortion derived from the famous guitar distortion pedals like the tube-screamer or TS-9, the second is the ring modulator. Sorrento was therefore designed for use in purely rock and prog-rock settings compared to its big brother Mojo. The instrument integrates a display with navigation menu that allows on-board editing without the need for an external editor. Another major innovation is the complete absence of integrated Leslie simulation and reverb—a deliberate and conscious choice by Crumar, which provides the Burn emulator pedal included with Sorrento. Connection between the two devices can be achieved via a dedicated cable (called ONE-CORD) that provides both power and signal, effectively a perfect integration between the two devices. The instrument is MONO with two outputs: organ output and bass output. This allows high "modularity". Almost all 1970s spinette organs were designed this way: a MONO output that the musician could connect directly to a rotating amplifier, a guitar amplifier, an effects chain, etc. Furthermore, by using the bass output, its sound is separated from the organ sound and can be redirected to, for example, a dedicated bass amplifier.
Sorrento introduces advanced technology at a new level for Crumar and is effectively a "hybrid" between digital and analog, with the implementation of all modern MIDI and USB functionality.
Dimensions: 112 x 26 x 50 cm
Weight: 16 kg
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About CRUMAR
Crumar is an Italian brand of electronic musical instruments founded in 1971 in the Marche region. It became known in the 1970s and 1980s for its electronic organs and synthesizers, and the brand was relaunched in 2008, retaining its connection to the tradition of vintage keyboards. Today, Crumar develops and manufactures keyboards, digital pianos, stage organs, and synthesizers, combining classic sounds with modern technology. Its instruments include the Mojo series of organs, inspired by traditional tonewheel organs, and the Seven and Seventeen digital pianos, designed to reproduce the character of vintage electric instruments. The range also includes instruments dedicated to sound synthesis and effects processors for guitar and keyboard.
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We ship throughout Italy and the European Union via selected express courier partners. All orders travel in special reinforced packaging and are covered by 100% included insurance to fully protect the value and integrity of professional equipment during transport.
Returns and refunds
Returns and refunds
You can request a return within 14 days of receiving the order. As these are professional hardware and devices, items must be returned completely intact, unused, unactivated, and sealed in their original packaging, complete with all accessories and manuals.
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What are your shipping and delivery times?
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Are the products covered by an official warranty?
Are the products covered by an official warranty?
Yes, all products are 100% original and covered by the official 24-month manufacturer's warranty. In addition, our technical department offers free after-sales support to assist you with the initial setup of your system.
How does the right of withdrawal work?
How does the right of withdrawal work?
If the hardware does not meet your expectations, you can return it within 14 days of receipt. The product must be returned intact, unused, and sealed in its original packaging, complete with all accessories and manuals.
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What does it mean if a product is "Available on order"?
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