keyboardpartner.de
Develops and sells Hammond organ and musical-instrument modules and components for technicians, builders and manufacturers
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-15
About keyboardpartner.de
KeyboardPartner develops and manufactures modules and accessories for Hammond organs, organ clones and other musical instruments. Products include HX3 sound-engine modules, MIDI components, retrofit kits and parts for instrument-building projects.
Its online shop serves technically skilled customers, technicians and electronic musical-instrument manufacturers. The business is run by former technician Carsten Meyer; the shop describes its workshop as being in a small town near Hannover.
Product: An online shop for self-developed organ modules, electronic components, accessories and retrofit kits.
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Leadership
- Carsten Meyer · FounderSource: company website
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