Organ Keyboards with Kinetic Touch

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We offer a completely new type of organ MIDI keyboard that faithfully reproduces the touch of a mechanical organ action. Thanks to weighted inertial lever arms, each key provides not only the distinctive Druckpunkt (touch point) but also the inertial response — just like a mechanical organ. A feel that other spring-loaded electronic keyboards cannot replicate.

Key sensing uses modern Hall-effect sensors, the keyboard is equipped with a MIDI module and provides dynamic response (velocity sensing). All adjustment controls are easily accessible from the top, which is convenient for installation and maintenance.

The keys are made of wood, the frame of anodized aluminium, and other parts from highly durable plastics. The construction is designed for easy installation into manual stacks according to both BDO and AGO standards. The keyboard design thoughtfully combines modern materials and manufacturing technologies — such as 3D-printed components — with time-proven mechanical principles refined over centuries of organ building. The key bearings, for instance, rely on vertical guide pins and bushing cloths, a classical solution that ensures smooth, quiet operation and exceptional durability. This approach makes long-term maintenance straightforward: individual parts can be easily replaced or repaired, keeping the keyboard serviceable in the long term.

Key Features

Range	61 keys (5 octaves)
Dimensions	890 × 355 × 85 mm
Weight	7.3 kg
Magnetic Druckpunkt	Adjustable 70–200 g
Key travel	Adjustable 9–11 mm
Kinetic feel levels	The weight of the lever arms can be adapted to individual needs. Choose your preferred lighter or heavier action
MIDI output	Velocity-sensitive MIDI (includes HALL-SCANNER64 module)
Smart trigger-point calibration	After adjusting key travel and Druckpunkt, individual per-key trigger points no longer need to be set with screws. Calibration is performed via the HALL-SCANNER64 WiFi settings.

What is a kinetic keyboard?

A kinetic keyboard differs from ordinary MIDI keyboards in that each key has its own lever mechanism with a weight. When you press a key, you first feel a light free travel, then the Druckpunkt (a point simulating valve opening), followed by inertial resistance that depends on the speed of the press — just like a real mechanical organ action. It is this inertial force component that greatly affects the feel of playing and the practice of proper technique. Traditionally, organ keyboards only simulate the Druckpunkt, but not the inertial response. Real mechanical organ actions, however, are characterized precisely by their considerable inertia, so simulating only the Druckpunkt is in principle insufficient.

Custom versions on demand

Upon request we can produce keyboards in modified configurations — for example with a smaller range (fewer keys), with different keytop materials (exotic wood, etc.), or with different front key profiling.

Try it out

Serious inquirers can borrow 1-octave keyboard models for testing (against a deposit). You can verify whether the kinetic feel suits you and choose the ideal level of adjustment. The keyboard model is provided including MIDI electronics, so you can verify full functionality and compatibility. Keys C–F have a higher weight, keys F♯–B a lower weight.

For customers from Germany, keyboards are available through our exclusive partner: pausch-e.com

Price from: 1 820 EUR (excl. VAT)

📄 User Manual - Keyboard (PDF)

📄 User Manual - MIDI module (PDF)

Learn more about MIDI modules for organ control and how they integrate with your keyboard setup.