Nord 6D and Hammond BX2 show down! @Hammond @NordElectro

The Hammond BX2 and Nord Electro 6D have distinct keyboard actions that are worth exploring.
Hammond BX2 Keyed:
The Hammond BX2 features a fully weighted, hammer-action keyboard with 61 notes. This means that each key has a weighted, responsive feel, similar to an acoustic piano. The keys are also touch-sensitive, allowing for expressive playing. The BX2's keyboard is designed to replicate the feel of a vintage Hammond organ, making it a great choice for organists who want an authentic playing experience.
Nord Electro 6D Waterfall Keybed:
The Nord Electro 6D features a semi-weighted, waterfall keybed with 61 notes. The term "waterfall" refers to the curved, rounded shape of the keys, which allows for a smooth, gliding action between notes. The semi-weighted action is lighter than a fully weighted hammer-action keyboard but still provides a responsive and expressive playing experience. The Nord's keybed is designed for a more versatile playing style, suitable for a wide range of musical genres.
Key differences:
- Weight: The Hammond BX2 has a fully weighted action, while the Nord Electro 6D has a semi-weighted action.
- Key shape: The BX2 has traditional, rectangular keys, while the Electro 6D features curved, waterfall-style keys.
- Playing style: The BX2 is geared towards organists who want a vintage, authentic playing experience, while the Electro 6D is designed for versatility and adaptability.
These differences will likely influence your playing style and the overall sound of your video comparison!

[@peterburi2727]

BX2. Sounds more like all the B3s i have played with. It would be interesting to run these through a scope and see what the difference in waveforms is.

[@JohnnyKeys75]

Good idea!