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In my opinion, I think the Nord Electro 7 will be presented at NAMM 2025, it's its turn (after 7 years of good and loyal service) and it will be like this:

- 2 synth parts / one piano part / one organ part
- global effect structure on each part (like the Stage 4 and the Nord Grand 2)
- some new effects that appeared on the Nord Stage 4 (those of the Nord Grand 2 for example)
- the vu-meters on the drawbars of the organ section (like on the Stage 4)
- compressors dedicated to pianos (like on the Stage4/NordGrand2/Nord Piano 5 Edition B)
- 1 GB of samples for the synth section and maybe 2 GB for the piano section

What I hope but that there is much less chance of appearing:
- an arpeggio section taken from the Wave 2 (which we find on the Stage 4)
- 2 audio outputs additional assignable as on Stage 4

I hope we will have a good surprise from Nord.

NoDirection wrote: 03 Jan 2025, 16:13 My guess is Electro 7 with improved keyboard action Fatar TP/110 on the Electro 7 HP. A little bit more RAM and maybe the mono/legato voice function found on Piano 5. I will consider buing if the keyboard action feels better than the "jumpy" TP100 I have today...

I think Nord will move to the triple sensor touch that is found on the Nord Stage 4, I think the TP100 will be discontinued and its replacement the TP110 will not be chosen. But I could be wrong, nothing for sure.

Also hoping for an Electro 7 with a piano action worth buying. It’s time.

Rusty Mike wrote: 04 Jan 2025, 00:06 Also hoping for an Electro 7 with a piano action worth buying. It’s time.

Nord Electro has always been about the most portable (and of course affordable) entry for Nord keyboards.
Many musicians and singer-songwriters I know got an Electro for exactly those two reasons.
I don’t think Nord will introduce a HA73 variant, maybe go from TP100 to TP110 (if Fatar already sells those outside of their Numa X Piano).
The weight difference alone would be around 4-5kg, which makes this a lot less portable.
11.4 (Electro 6HP) < 16.7 (Stage 4 73)

MartinJ2EX wrote: 04 Jan 2025, 10:11

Rusty Mike wrote: 04 Jan 2025, 00:06 Also hoping for an Electro 7 with a piano action worth buying. It’s time.

Nord Electro has always been about the most portable (and of course affordable) entry for Nord keyboards.
Many musicians and singer-songwriters I know got an Electro for exactly those two reasons.
I don’t think Nord will introduce a HA73 variant, maybe go from TP100 to TP110 (if Fatar already sells those outside of their Numa X Piano).
The weight difference alone would be around 4-5kg, which makes this a lot less portable.
11.4 (Electro 6HP) < 16.7 (Stage 4 73)

Apologies, I typed my response in haste. I would not expect (nor want) an HA action in the Electro, but rather hope for the TP110 action to replace the TP100. The carry weight of the HP version makes it ideal.

And, as much as I like the Electro and feel it best suits my needs, I will not be first in line to buy one. I’m happy to wait a little while and let the bugs get worked out. I’d like to get other impressions as to whether the new action is indeed an improvement.

I think its time for a new organ.

The Electro 7 is a option and quite likely. However, i would rather happy to deep updates for the Stage and the Wave.

New 2-manual organ to come:

viewtopic.php?p=180140#p180140

https://www.thomann.de/ie/clavia_nord_organ_3.htm

Nord Organ 3 has been announced!

https://www.nordkeyboards.com/products/nord-organ-3/

Well, I really didn't expect that. I really thought it was time for Nord to introduce the successor to the Nord Electro 6, again, I was wrong.
Afterwards, I think the Nord Electro 6 is still selling well, they are not in such a hurry to replace it. It will be for 2026.