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    The document lists the specifications for the CX series of Hammond organs, including its keyboard layout, drawbars, percussion sounds, polyphonic and monophonic orchestral voices, card voices, pedal voices, presets, effects, rhythms, sequencer functions, display, slots for cards, MIDI capabilities, audio system power and dimensions. It also discusses how the SX and CX series concept allowed for upgrading instruments via software to newer specifications over time without affecting components like the reverb or cabinet.

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    The document lists the specifications for the CX series of Hammond organs, including its keyboard layout, drawbars, percussion sounds, polyphonic and monophonic orchestral voices, card voices, pedal voices, presets, effects, rhythms, sequencer functions, display, slots for cards, MIDI capabilities, audio system power and dimensions. It also discusses how the SX and CX series concept allowed for upgrading instruments via software to newer specifications over time without affecting components like the reverb or cabinet.

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    CX series specifications

    Keyboards: 61 + 61 + 25 Drawbars: 9 Upper, 9 Lower, 2 Pedal Percussion: 2nd Harmonic, 3rd Harmonic, Soft, Fast Orchestral Voices (CX-1 n/a) Polyphonic/ Monophonic : 29 with voice select function:
    Pan Flute, Flute, Oboe, Tenor Sax, Clarinet, Trumpet, French Horn, Trombone, Synth Brass, Muted Trumpet, Violin, Pipe, Harpsichord, Piano, Electric Piano, Electric Guitar, Clavi, Marimba, Guitar, Glocken, Jazz Guitar, Steel Drum, Banjo, Chime, Vibraphone, Timpani

    Card Voices (Polyphonic) with voice edit function: Strings

    On, Solo, Lower, Chorus, Flute 1, Trumpet, Trombone, Sax, Harmonica, Marimba 1, Piano. Additional voices are available from Hammond Voice ROM cards. Upper 1 ( 8' ), Upper 2 ( 4' ) Lower ( 8' ), Chorus Volume 5 steps

    Pedal Voices: 3:

    Wood Bass, Bass Guitar Tuba, Pedal To Lower, Lower To Pedal

    Presets (Combination) : 1---8, Cancel Real Acoustic Leslie, Sustain Digital Reverb (CX3000 and some CX2500) variable8 mode Spring Reverb (CX2000 and some CX2500) Rhythm and Easy Play: 30 plus variations -120 (CX2000 and CX1 has 16 plus variations) Sequencer: U/L/P Control Pro Chord (CX1 n/a) Pro Foot, Transpose LCD Display, Display Play Mode Card Slot : ROM---voice cards & autoband style cards (not CX1/CX1e or CX2000 except 'e') RAM---Sequencer & Registration MIDI Lid (cover (CX3000 only) Music panel light (CX3000 only) Pedal Light (CX3000 only) Audio System: 3channel. 50w per channel Dimensions - CX3000 127cm (W) x 107cm (H) x 77cm (D) Weight Console: 122Kg Pedal: 24 Kg Bench: 17 Kg

    The concept of the SX and CX series was innovative, the ability to upgrade your Hammond to latest specifications via software (although this was on EPROM) Thus a 10 year old SX2000 could, for a modest fee be upgraded to a SX2500 or an SX3000. The upgrade did not affect Reverb or cabinet design. Upgrades are still available for the complete range of SX/CX and EX series. Generally the 'E' (stands for Ease of Play) on and SX/CX1 or SX/CX2000 means the instrument has been upgraded. It was not possible to upgrade an SX/CX1 to 2000 or higher specifications.

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