Complete your Hammond setup with the XPK-250W MK3 pedalboard, a beautifully crafted addition designed to bring the full organ experience to life. Whether you are playing an XK-7, XK-7D, XK-5, XK-5 Expanded or A3 system, this pedal unit adds the depth and control that defines classic Hammond performance.
Built into a traditional wooden frame, the XPK-250W MK3 features a full two-octave pedalboard along with an integrated swell (expression) pedal, giving you expressive control over dynamics just as you would expect from a vintage tonewheel organ. The solid construction not only looks the part, but also provides a stable and reassuring feel underfoot.
For XK-7 series instruments, the pedalboard uses three physical contact points under each pedal, delivering a highly responsive and authentic playing experience that closely mirrors the behaviour of classic Hammond pedal units. Other compatible models utilise a single contact point system, ensuring seamless integration across the range.
Whether you are a gigging player or building a complete home organ setup, the XPK-250W MK3 is an essential upgrade that unlocks the full expressive potential of your instrument.
Key Features:
- Two-octave pedalboard for extended bass performance
- Integrated swell (expression) pedal
- Traditional wooden cabinet design
- Three-contact system per pedal for XK-7 series (single contact on other models)
- Designed to complement Hammond XK and A3 series organs
Compatibility:
- Hammond XK-7
- Hammond XK-7D
- Hammond XK-5
- Hammond XK-5 Expanded
- Hammond A3
Specifications:
- Part type: Keys & pedals
- Weight (including packaging): 15.0 kg
- Boxed dimensions (W x D x H): 1200 × 1200 × 300 mm
A proper Hammond setup is not complete without pedals, and the XPK-250W MK3 delivers the feel, response and visual presence to match.
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