9 harmonic bars for a range of authentic organ tones. 4 COSM amp types w/ overdrive.
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46 People rated this product : 9 out of 10
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9 out of 10
Feature:
This module contains just about all the features you would want in an organ clone, with the exception of a leslie speed footswitch jack.
Quality:
Excellent quality module. I've had it for over a year and it still works like the new, very well built and solid. Transorting this module is a breeze.
Value:
I bought mine used for $600, but the list price of $895 is very reasonable for what this module can do. It sounds just as good (if not better) than some of the $2000+ organ clones.
Desirability:
I look forward to playing it everyday!
Sound:
The best organ clone for Deep Purple style hard rock organ. The overdrive and amp sim are far superior to any other organ clone i've heard. The only downside is that the internal leslie emulation is rather weak, so if a good leslie emulation is what you're looking for, I would recommend a Korg.
Ease of Use:
Creating your own tones is quick and easy with the VK, however certain advanced controls can be a pain to configure since the module doesn't have a screen. Once you find the sounds you want, you can save them in the registration anyway so it's all good.
Support:
Works great, haven't needed support.
Overall:
The VK-8M is my favorite organ clone on the market right now, and it is perfect for the style of music I like to play. Get it!
Submitted: 10/29/2007
Style of Music: Rock









9 out of 10
Feature:
The features such as amp sim, drawbars, overdrive, and leakge sim are great! I thought the D-neam would be great...not so. I am sure on the keyboard version it might be nice, but the module is just too small to be sporting it. Everytime you go to make an adjustment you risk triggering the d-beam. Which can be really awful if you have it set to Tonewheel brake. Which is really the only effect I think I would ever use it for. I thought I would use it for rotary fast/slow, but I have the module to my left so the button is easier to get to than the d-beam. Which brings my to my other complaint. Why no footswitch jack for Leslie operation? It had to cross their minds. It's on the full keyboards. So I am now looking at midi footcontrollers.
Quality:
So far so good. Like an earlier user noted, the power cord is a bit rinky dink. I wonder why the could not have used a regular old three prong power cable like my computer and Triton hooks up with.
Value:
For everything that is loaded into this thing it is a good value. Especially when you consider the keyboard version is almost twice as much. You get all the control of the sound that comes with the vk-8 minus the keyboard, the other "orchestral" sounds (don't need 'em), and the blasted leslie fast/slow footswitch jack.
Sound:
Bought the module on the recommendation from a guy who has played organ since the 60's. He has an a-110. He now uses a vk-8, and says it is the closeest to the feel and sond of the real thing he has found. So I went with it. I am new to the tonewheel world, except for always being enthralled with the sound all my life. I had to learn how to do some of that my self. I was using the stock sounds in the Triton Studio, but this is much, much better!
Support:
Don't know - hope I don't have to find out.
Overall:
I believe I'll be very happy with it. It will,however, make me want a vk-8. I plan to add a midi footcontroller to handle the expression pedal and leslie fast/slow functions. That will complete set up for this me.
Submitted: 2/11/2006
Style of Music: rock, country, and modern worship stuff
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