Vox CONTINENTAL 73 BK

A true myth among the great rock bands of the 1960s (the Doors, Grateful Dead, The Beatles, The Animals, The Seeds...), recognizable among thousands by its orange colour and nicknamed "Connie", the Vox Continental organ used the new transistor technologies. Today, it is reborn with a 61-note or 73-note keyboard.

Optimized for live performances, it features an intuitive interface with harmonic sliders and an excellent lightweight keyboard. It also offers a bank of sounds specially designed for the stage, including organ, electric piano, acoustic piano and string ensembles. This makes it the ideal keyboard for organists looking for a wide range of sounds.

The Vox Continental also has a number of outstanding effects that can be combined to create your own sound.

- Six effect types, four echoes and five reverbs, chorus, phaser, flanger, compressor, wah-wah.

- For reverb, the Vox Continental features iVerb, known for its natural sound, but also a spring reverb model that is ideal for vintage sounds.

- The 9-band EQ with touch-sensitive linear knobs is singularly intuitive.

- Finally, the Vox Continental features the all-new Valve Drive technology, which uses a Nutube tube to recreate the sound of a real tube power amp, delivering classic amp sounds and response.