Hammond M-solo Burgundy
Electric Organs
Brand profile · USA, est. 1946
Hammond is synonymous with the electric organ, a groundbreaking innovation that revolutionized church music and rock and roll. Founded in the mid-20th century, the brand’s iconic instruments, often paired with Leslie speakers, defined a distinct sonic landscape for decades and remain highly sought after by musicians across genres. Today, Hammond continues to innovate, producing both classic recreations and modern instruments blending heritage with contemporary technology.
Every chart where Hammond has five or more models — ranked by the AudioFu Index inside each.
Sorted by AudioFu Index — the strongest models of every category first.
Electric Organs
Electric Organs
Electric Organs
Keyboard Amps
Keyboard Amps
Keyboard Amps
Electric Organs
Electric Organs
Electric Organs
Volume and Expression Pedals
Keyboard Amps
Keyboard Amps
Keyboard Foot Switches
Keyboard Foot Switches
Electric Organs
Synthesizer Peripherals
Synthesizer Peripherals
Electric Organs
Electric Organs
Electric Organs
Synthesizer Peripherals
Volume and Expression Pedals
Volume and Expression Pedals
Synthesizer Peripherals
Electric Organs
Electric Organs
Keyboard Amps
Electric Organs
Hammond instruments are currently manufactured in various locations, including the Czech Republic and China, while some components are sourced globally. The design and engineering remain rooted in the USA.
Vintage Hammond organs, like any classic technology, require regular maintenance, particularly regarding the amplifiers and mechanical components. Newer models have improved reliability but benefit from occasional servicing.
While both produce electronic sounds, Hammond organs emulate the sound of a traditional pipe organ using drawbars to shape the tone, whereas synthesizers generate sounds through oscillators and filters, offering a broader range of sonic possibilities.