MY FAVORITE INSTRUMENT.. ITS SOO GOOD.SOMETIMES I THINK I HAVE A HAMMOND B3. ITS JUST AS GOOD

I bought this a couple years ago and I love it. I took a chance on it and I'm glad I did. It's sounds great and is cheaper than a lot of the other organs out there. Just for reference I've done various things with the organ from weddings( top 40, pop, Rnb etc.) trio gigs, and church services/concerts (not CCM im talking baptist, playing things like Ricky Dillard, Walter Hawkins, Richard Smallwood, Andre crouch or etc.) and it sounds great in all of these setting. If you're like me and have a gospel background and grew up playing a real Hammond B3 you will like this

I love this organ. It's a dream come true. I always wanted one in my home that gives a Hammond feel and sound.

I brought one after watching a number of YouTube videos on it from Italy. I have to admit, it did everything they said it would, including sounding like a Hammond B3 than some of Hammond's own other products. For the quality of construction,
design, price and efficiency, you can't beat this instrument. If you buy one, the reason to give it up would be to buy Hammond.

This organ rocks!!! I've had it on the road since March and had no problems out of it. I run it stereo to get that full sound. I don't even use a Leslie or a vent. Just the organ itself. The overdrive knob gives it that crack. I put it on about the 12 or 1 o clock and it sounds like a 147!!!! This organ plays so nice and sounds amazing. Heck of a job Crumar!!! Thank you!

Tim Hall 49 Winchester

I purchased by Crumar Mojo Classic Organ about 6 months ago from Sweetwater Sound. It was a very cautious purchase since I previously owned a Crumar Mojo Dual (2nd version with improved keybed) and I had a litany of problems with it even though when working sounded great. Most of the problems were related to the very cheap unstable external Power Supply. I could not afford a MAG was pretty much done with H-S. The Legends did not excite me either. The design of the Classic was deal breaker especially with some of the videos I had seen online. Right out of the box, the Classic really stood out. It plays and sounds amazing. I have it right next to my 58 B3 and the sound is soooo authentic. Also, I have friends that have allowed me to compare to the XK5, two MAGS and the earlier Mojo XT. The XK5 sounded great and a slightly better sounding Percussion but it keep freezing up on its owner. I used it once and it froze up twice. Personally, I thought the Classic and the two different MAGs pretty much sounded identical. I have never taken it out on a show but I play it all the time and have never had any problems of any kind. My only complaint is that it did not come with an 11 pin output since I have a Leslie 3300. I bought it in late 2021 and that seems odd not to include that. We all want to play our clonewheels into a real Leslie Speaker - right?? I bought an Eleven Connector Box and it cam with no instructions and a European external power supply - talk about poor quality control. I got a power supply from Sweetwater Sound and it still has not worked correctly. The excuse from Crumar is that they have dedicated their work on having the best Internal Rotary System of any Clone. Well, for my ears it is indeed very good and better than the XK5, Crumar Mojo and one of the MAG organs we compared. The other had the mini vent installed and it was better than the Classic. The Classic can be deeply edited and I have since improved the percussion but have left the Chorus Vibrato alone. Also a little editing on the Internal Rotary and have gotten some improved sounds for sure. For the money this is quite a fine organ. All this needs it the Eleven Pin output and maybe in future a multi Contact type keybed. I am giving it 4 and half stars because of no Eleven Pin output. Hopefully, Crumar will make some changes in the future. Thru one of my Vintage Leslie 122 Speaker Cabinets using my Speakeasy Vintage Tube Preamp, this organ kicks bigtime. So far I have not read any negative reviews regarding dependability and that is a big deal considering Crumar's history. Love the real wood too. By the way, I connected my Neo Vent II to the Classic and that is an improvement over the internal Rotary Sim. Go for it.

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Talk about clones? This instrument is fantastic. After watching many videos on YouTube exploring organs, especially dual manuals I looked at my budget. I was looking for a Hammond Sk2-73, but they tried the old bait and switch. I decided to do next best thing. Well, I got a BIG SURPRISE. The MOJO arrived new and ready to serve it up. Talk about getting in the race; this organ was, is running neck and neck with the B3. You can't beat the price, craftsmanship and quality of this machine. It came with a logo sticker to put on it, or a case. After playing this for an hour, putting a decal or sticker would be disrespectful to it. FANTASTIC BUY.