Crumar

Also known as: Crumar Instruments

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37 Products · Used by 48 Artists

Crumar Mojo 61 Organs

$1,099.00 - $1,579.00

5 available stores

5.0 (2)

^# 12

in Organs Rank

Crumar Seventeen 73-Key Digital Piano Digital Pianos

$1,199.00 - $1,717.13

5 available stores

5.0 (1)

^# 58

in Digital Pianos Rank

Crumar Seven Digital Pianos

$1,599.00 - $2,309.00

5 available stores

3.0 (1)

^# 64

in Digital Pianos Rank

3 artists using

Crumar Half-Moon 3 way Switch for Mojo 61 Pedals & Footswitches

$75.00 - $79.00

3 available stores

^# 18

in Pedals & Footswitches Rank

Crumar Orchestrator Synthesizers

$34.83

1 available store

4.5 (4)

6 artists using

Crumar Mojo 61 Lower Manual Organs

$535.00 - $749.00

2 available stores

5.0 (1)

^# 29

in Organs Rank

Crumar DS-2 Synthesizer Synthesizers

$2,166.72

1 available store

4.0 (5)

6 artists using

Crumar Mojo Dual 61-Key Manual Organ Organs

$1,390.00 - $2,459.00

4 available stores

^# 33

in Organs Rank

Crumar Bit One Synthesizers

$2,000.00

1 available store

3.5 (2)

2 artists using

Crumar Mojo Suitcase Double Manual Organ Organs

$1,399.00 - $2,459.00

5 available stores

^# 38

in Organs Rank

Crumar Organizer Organs

$1,458.93

1 available store

3.0 (1)

^# 41

in Organs Rank

1 artist using

Crumar Mojo Suitcase Double Manual Organ - Limited Edition with Reverse Keyboard Organs

$1,666.00 - $2,559.00

3 available stores

^# 44

in Organs Rank

2 artists using

Crumar Mojo Classic Organs

$1,390.00 - $2,459.00

3 available stores

^# 47

in Organs Rank

Crumar MojoPedals MIDI Foot Controllers

$515.00 - $529.00

2 available stores

^# 57

in MIDI Foot Controllers Rank

Crumar Performer Synthesizers

$96.00

1 available store

4.0 (11)

9 artists using

Crumar Multiman S Synthesizers

4.5 (7)

8 artists using

Crumar Sorrento Spinet Organ Organs

$1,279.00 - $1,599.00

3 available stores

^# 65

in Organs Rank

Crumar DK61 Tonewheel Organ Controller MIDI Keyboard Controllers

$599.00

1 available store

Crumar Burn Rotary Speaker Simulator Pedal Univibe & Rotary Effects Pedals

$229.00 - $309.00

3 available stores

Crumar Seven Vintage-Style Modeled Electric Piano Vintage & Electric Pianos

$1,732.18 - $2,499.00

3 available stores

^# 36

in Vintage & Electric Pianos Rank

Crumar Trilogy Analog Synthesizer 1981 Synthesizers

$1,324.11

1 available store

5.0 (2)

3 artists using

Crumar Roady Vintage & Electric Pianos

4.0 (1)

^# 45

in Vintage & Electric Pianos Rank

Crumar Spirit Synthesizers

$4,319.00

1 available store

2 artists using

Crumar Roadrunner 2 Synthesizers

3 artists using

Crumar T1 Organ Organs

4.5 (3)

3 artists using

Crumar GDS Synthesizers

2 artists using

Crumar Bit 99 Synthesizers

5.0 (2)

5 artists using

Crumar Organizer T1 Synthesizers

Crumar DP-80 Digital Pianos

Crumar Compac-Piano Digital Pianos

1 artist using

Crumar Bit 01 White Synthesizers

1 artist using

Crumar Bassman Bass Effects Pedals

1 artist using

Crumar Stratus Synthesizers

3 artists using

Crumar Seventeen Parsifal 88-key Stage Piano Digital Pianos

$1,100.00 - $1,266.00

4 available stores

Crumar Composer Synthesizers

Crumar Spirit Analog Monosynth Synthesizers

$4,319.00

1 available store

Crumar Trilogy Synthesizers

$1,324.11

1 available store

Crumar is an Italian manufacturer of electronic musical instruments founded in 1971 by Mario Crucianelli and his partner F. Marchetti, with the brand name formed from the first syllables of the founders' surnames. Headquartered in the Treviso region of Italy, the company built its early reputation through the 1970s and 1980s with synthesizers, electric pianos, and string machines, including the DS-2 (one of the earliest synthesizers to use digitally controlled oscillators) and the Spirit, a 1983 analog synthesizer co-designed by Bob Moog alongside Jim Scott and Tom Rhea.

After a hiatus, the brand was revived in the late 2000s under VMConnection, with production returning to Italy. The modern catalog focuses largely on instruments aimed at gigging keyboardists: the Mojo line of clonewheel organs (including the Mojo 61, Mojo Suitcase, and Mojo Classic double-manual), the Seven and Seventeen digital electric pianos modeling Rhodes- and Wurlitzer-style sounds, and MIDI controllers such as the DK61. Crumar also collaborates closely with GSi (General Music Solutions) on the physical-modeling sound engines that power many of its instruments.

The company is known among organ and electric-piano enthusiasts for prioritizing authentic tonewheel and tine emulation, lightweight stage-ready hardware, and drawbar- or waterfall-key layouts tailored to Hammond and Rhodes players rather than general-purpose workstation users.

Crumar has 37 products cataloged on Equipboard, including Synthesizers, Organs, and Digital Pianos. Their gear is featured by 48 artists, with the strongest followings in Electronic, Rock, and Pop. Notable users include Roosevelt, Alan St. Jon, and Graham Massey. Crumar's catalog spans the full price spectrum — from entry-level options to high-end flagships.