Some fun with the Crumar Mojo pt. 1

A friend let me borrow his Crumar Mojo a while back and I had forgotten I had some video while playing it. I was not used to the key feel or the swell pedal leslie side switch but had much fun with the Mojo nonetheless. Nice work GSi/Crumar !!
*why I didn't think to hook up the Burn to it is beyond me.
Initial Pro's and Cons:
- Very fun playing the 20+ different modeled organs inside this thing. A lot of work went into that I imagine. All of them were useful.
- The C/V - now that is what I like. Wish it were a knob to control though.
- The improved leslie sim onboard was great
- Like the layout overall. Percs where they should be, upper/lwr C/V buttons, etc. DB's are fine (4 sets would be fantastic).
- Price is better than most clones out there.
Cons:
- Key feel, very springy and firm, takes getting used to (but that also applies to almost every clone I've played)
-UI doesn't allow for another keyboard on top (like a few other clones), and not much room for other pedals/fx.
- Still researching, but not seeing a product/add-on that allows for simple "vintage" leslie connection (perhaps some fabrication can be done to achieve).
Overall: Another VERY cool clone option, excell tone/sound, one I'd use often on live shows (espec once I iron out the vintage leslie connection).
Need to get my hands on a DMC 122 w Gemini and test drive her a few days. Wish one was nearby.

[@maxadocious]

great stuff! lovin the jams

[@niczit]

very good

[@Joedoriamusic]

Thanks for listening!