Dexibell COMBO J7 73-Key Digital Stage Organ

[@teashea1]

I purchased mine from Jeremy Sandeaus - my rep at Musicians Friend. It is a great keyboard with excellent build quality and wonderful sounds.

[@yonatanpandelaki]

I totally didn't expect that motorized drawbars. Wawaweewa. Looks like a nord killer. Hammond sounds already miles better. Coming from someone who owns a nord electro 4 hp.

[@LaPietradelParagone]

Dexibell ... the best!!

[@richievpiano]

This is an impressive sound demo. Going back and forth between settings with the pedal is cool but it eliminates the skill set learned to do so manually. I Have a SK-1 [Hammond] and one thing I like about is the ability to change the Rotor Horn and lower speaker speeds, Mic settings are a big deal on it for dramatic Leslie sim presentations. May I suggest a careful in depth demo of the organ parameters if any not explained. Also are there other DSPs for the Sax and other Instruments...things like compressions, chorus, tremolo, reverb types [anything special here]? Yes the Vivo sounds are so wonderful witht he reverb applied

[@Rickbass55]

great !

[@jokumvildmoosehawkfield3176]

Why aren't there a demo video where you compare the organs in Nord Stage 3 vs. Dexibell S9

[@montazownianr1]

& VS SV2

[@heinipetersen2830]

👍 bravo

[@MPOMusicPartnersOrganisation]

Very good keyboard, except for Hammond Sound. The best is XK SERIE HAMMOND, and need a Real Leslie cabinet.

[@catboyzee]

Personal critiques: - Not digging the rotary simulation, way too wobbly and too fast. - Not too crazy about the motorized drawbars either. Part of the mystique of tonewheel organ playing is the physical interaction of the player manipulating pedals, switches, drawbars, and volume swells all while playing the instrument. - Unlimited polyphony is nice.

[@LaPietradelParagone]

The combo J7 has two different type of Rotary A and B and It has a lot of parameters to adjust the rotary simulation.

[@soundmanks]

Infidel14? One significant plus for motorized drawbars is to get instant positions when recalling a preset. That way, you can still grab drawbars and edit. Without moving drawbars, the sounds are going to “jump” after using the preset, if you want to modify during playing. It’s not “traditional Hammond”, but actually quite useful. Another advantage over “tradition”, since you can toggle to either manual with a foot switch, and modify sounds for each manual, on the fly. This thing, with a decent pedalboard, could find its home on many jazz gigs and gospel churches. BTW, the rotary simulation can be adjusted to your preferred speed, and ramp up/down rate.

[@chieftp]

the Hammond/Leslie sounds are absolutely horrible. good god.

[@therealborischang]

I thought so too

[@tom221263]

Boris Chang Exactly

[@LaPietradelParagone]

The combo J7 has two different type of Rotary A and B; Ralf is using the type A, you should to listen the Rotary type B is really nice !

[@australier263]

Interresting sounds, but not better than Yamaha's PSRs/Genos! All sounds are good, but the kick is still missing! Piano sounds as bad as many others! Saxes could be better! Korg, Roland, Kawai and Yamaha sounds a way better!

[@therealborischang]

Both the actual sounds as well as the envelopes for the instruments (i.e. saxophone, harmonica, etc.) were absolute rubbish. The digital piano sounded like a carnival. And the microphone smelled like a beer.

[@richievpiano]

I had a very different reaction here. I found the opposite to be true. This does not invalidate your perception since the true test is to audition the board live to hear these instrument voices. This video just has way too good frequency harmonics and so I wonder if they have been manipulated too sound so convincing.