Best Electric Organs Under $5,000 2026

• Weight7.1 kg
• Keys61 keys
• Key actionSemi-weighted keys

If you want an organ with a classic feel, this Yamaha YC61 gives you 61 keys and 9 drawbars to shape your sound. It has built-in effects, rotary speaker simulation, and the ability to save live sets, so it can suit you if you like quick setups. Keep in mind it weighs 7.1 kg, and the suitable case is sold separately.

• Weight13.4 kg
• Keys73 keys

If you want an organ with drawbars you can move by hand, this one is worth a look. It has 73 keys split into 3 zones, plus built-in effects and a rotary speaker simulation. It suits you if you play keys on stage or in the studio, since you can save your live sets.

• Weight15.7 kg

If you play organ and want drawbars, a Leslie control and a lot of effects in one unit, this has them. You get two manuals, 73 keys, and 100 factory patches plus 100 user patches, so you can save the sounds you like. At 15.7 kg and 1190 x 400 x 120 mm, it fits best in a home or studio setup rather than being carried around often.

You get an 88-key organ with a graded hammer keyboard, nine drawbar controllers, and built-in rotary speaker simulation. It also stores Live-Sets and has a split function, so you can set up classic organ controls alongside modern options. If you want drawbars and effects in one unit, this one is built for that.

• Weight11 kg

The Hammond SK PRO-73 packs three sound engines into one stage keyboard: organ, piano/ensemble and mono synth. If you want Hammond drawbars on a 73-key keyboard and a synth section in the same box, this one suits you well. At 11 kg, it is best for players who set up in one place and do not move it often.

• Weight13 kg
• Keys49 keys
• Key actionSemi-weighted keys

You get a two-manual organ with a tonewheel, spinet and transistor tone generator, nine drawbars and a built-in effects pedal. It suits you if you want classic organ sounds plus a range of effects in one instrument. At 13 kg, it is best kept in one place.

• Weight18 kg
• Keys61 keys
• Key actionSemi-weighted keys

The Crumar Mojo Classic is a dual manual organ with 61 keys and a physical modeling sound engine. It has two groups of 9 drawbars, a rotary speaker simulation, and stereo digital reverb, so you get plenty of hands-on control. It suits you if you want an organ with many knobs to adjust and the option to connect to a computer or tablet.

• Weight18 kg
• Key actionSemi-weighted keys

If you want a tonewheel-style organ sound with real drawbars, this one is worth a look for you. It has two keyboards, a rotary speaker simulation, and a stereo reverb, so you can shape your sound in many ways. Just know it weighs 18 kg, so it suits a player who is fine moving gear with help.

• Weight3.6 kg
• Keys49 keys

The M-solo is a fantastic entry point into the world of Hammond sound. It's surprisingly portable and the virtual Leslie is pretty convincing, making it ideal for gigging musicians or home studios looking for that classic organ vibe without a massive footprint. While not a replacement for a full-sized B3, it nails the core character and offers some cool synth options too.