The T-222 Organ by Hammond

The Hammond T-222 is a classic electromechanical organ, produced in the early 1970s.
It is part of Hammond’s T-Series and features the traditional tonewheel mechanism that is known for its rich, full sound.
This model was designed with home users and smaller venues in mind, offering versatility and a warm, vintage sound that became synonymous with jazz, rock, and gospel music.
Though more compact than some of its larger counterparts like the B3 or C3, the T-222 retains much of the same character with an unmistakable Hammond tonal palette.
Its features include a variety of organ tones, vibrato, and percussion effects, making it a great option for musicians who want that classic Hammond sound but in a more affordable and portable form.
This organ is known for its reliable, consistent tonewheel sound that retains the vintage Hammond appeal.

Specs:

• Tone Generator: Electro-mechanical tonewheel generator, delivering the classic Hammond sound.
• color: Contemporary Walnut
• Two 44-note manuals (upper and lower keyboards).
• Pedalboard: 25-note, full-range pedalboard.
• Vibrato/Chorus: Three levels of vibrato/chorus for varying tonal color.
• Percussion: Adjustable percussion effect with multiple levels of intensity.
• Drawbars: 9 drawbars per manual for tonal shaping.
• Footswitch Inputs: For external control over various functions.

Dimensions:

• Width: 48 inches (122 cm)
• Depth: 26 inches (66 cm)
• Height: 39 inches (99 cm)
• Weight: Around 225 lbs (102 kg).
• Power Supply: 110-120V, 50/60 Hz (depending on the region).
• Speakers: Typically uses a built-in speaker or external Leslie speaker for enhanced sound.