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"The Real Thing"

For years, if you wanted the sound of a real tone-wheel organ, there was only one instrument that could deliver – until the CX-3 was introduced in 2000. The CX-3 single manual, Combo Organ so accurately and faithfully re-created the classic sound, demand for a dual-manual grew. Now, two years later, Korg introduces the BX-3 dual manual, Combo Organ.

The original Korg CX-3 first went on sale in 1979 followed by its dual-manual sibling, the BX-3. Both went on to become favorites in their own right, and are still widely used. Now, using advanced DSP technology and painstaking attention to sound, touch and style, they have been reborn and vastly improved upon.
Meticulous re-creation of the tone-wheel system

Korg’s state-of-the-art DSP technology has made it possible to precisely re-create the unique sound that, until now, could only be produced by the real thing. Two different tone-wheel sounds are provided: “VINTAGE” and “CLEAN.” The CX-3 and BX-3’s amazing realism even extends to such details as allowing you to add the “leakage” noise generated by the tone-wheels, and the ability to adjust their overtone levels.
Drawbars – the backbone of the organ sound

Both the CX-3 and BX-3 feature two sets of nine drawbars that duplicate the sonic characteristics of the originals – including the proper foldback settings and harmonic distortion. And you can easily select between the presets and these two sets of “live” drawbars while performing for that real organ-playing experience. The CX-3 and BX-3 also provide an EX mode in which all 18 drawbars can be utilized as one extended palette. The resulting new harmonics and percussion timbres can be used to create organ sounds never before heard.

Percussion / key-click effects add character

One of the unique characteristics of a genuine tone-wheel organ is the percussive effect that adds a readily identifiable sound to a note’s attack. The CX-3 and BX-3 re-creates that beautifully. The volume, decay rate and harmonic pitch (2nd, 3rd) of the percussion can be adjusted – and the percussion has the proper “multi-triggered-yet-monophonic” characteristic for authentic organ performance. You can even control the amount of key-click heard when you press or release a key, simulating the dirty contacts often found on older instruments.

Keyboard:
61 keys per manual

Sound Generation Method:
Tone Wheel Organ Modeling

Polyphony:
Full Keyboard Polyphony

Drawbars:
9 x 2

Modes:
Normal / Ex, Normal Edit / EX Edit, Global

Effects:
Rotary Effect, Vibrato/Chorus, Reverb, Overdrive

Programs:
Normal Mode=64(A-1 - H-8), EX Mode=64(A-1 - H-8)

Display:
VFD 20 x 1

Panel:
Rotary Effect Control, Vibrato / Chorus on/off, Upper / Lower Select, Drawbars Select, Percussion Control, Volume, Tone Control, Preset / Manual Select, Edit, Split, Master Level, BX-3 only – Pitch Bend Wheel, Modulation Wheel

Inputs:
Expression Pedal Input x 1,
Assignable Control Pedal/SW Input x 2

Outputs:
L, R, Headphone

MIDI:
IN, OUT, THRU

Power Consumption:
14W

Dimensions:
43.39"(W) x 24.41"(D) x 37.17"(H) (Mounted to stand),
43.39"(W) x 24.41"(D) x 8.7"(H)mm (Including rubber feet)

Weight:
112.2 lbs. (Including STD-BX3 stand),
72.6 lbs. (Without stand)

Accessories:
AC cord,
Expression Pedal(OXP-1),
Stand (STD-BX3)
Options:
XVP-10 EXP/VOL Pedal
EXP-2 Expression Pedal
PS-1 Pedal Switch.