Viscount Legend ONE LM (Lower Manual)

[Rusty Mike]

Anyone needs a 61 or 73 keys waterfall Lower manual to add to their Legend ONE?

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See also https://www.viscountinstruments.com/namm

Note: even if designed for the Legend ONE, I guess with some DIY it maybe be adapted also to use it with other keyboards (as it was the case with Crumar Mojo Lower Manual), we'll see

[Rusty Mike]

Nice product! Makes for a handy and flexible modular system.

I’ve started research into the Legend Live organ, as I’m interested in developing better jazz organ skills. Dual manual, authentic user experience, foot pedals - the works. This may be worth a look as well as a viable alternative. I know the Legend One veers a bit away from a traditional B3 experience, but there is something to be said for the flexibility.

Thanks for pointing this out.

[Tracii]

I don't like to say it, but this is what I had been hoping for with the Electro 7. Nice move from Viscount!

Up until now, the Legend One didn't seem all that interesting. The Legend Solo was just frankly disappointing sound-wise, and the Electro 7 does address one of my big gripes, allowing EQ/FX per section.

Today I learned that the Legend One organ engine is not the same as in the Legend Solo, and now there is the dedicated lower manual. Given that both together will probably not cost much more than the Electro 7, I must admit that it's got me thinking...

[Mr. Marko]

ok...so...I am going to figure out if this LM73 will work under a NS4 - size wise things look close.

powering this thing might require a project box with MIDI Jacks and Barrel Power Supply to make it talk.

anyone else thinking like this?

how is the action on the 73LM - non weights, but piano friendly?