Hammond

The 61-note keyboard has become a standard feature of electric keyboards thanks to its use in the first ones widely used electric keyboard instruments, a say the Hammond Organs, but what is expected today day by a keyboard player requires a range of possibilities even wider. Nowadays a keyboard player can find himself to jump from a B3 to an Electric Piano and a Clav, and everything in the same passage and, if it was formed on a piano traditional, it could find a 61-note keyboard rather limited. The Fatar keyboard with 73 notes from Sk1-73 provides an adequate "space to breathe" for the keyboard player modern, while maintaining agility, lightness and minimum footprint of the 61-note model. It is also the perfect tool for songwriters and escorts of all kinds, thanks to its ability to change the keyboard response automatically from the piano effect to the organ type and viceversa.