Clavia Nord Electro 6 HP – United States
“(2) The HP keyboard is great. Some will prefer the waterfall version, but as a piano player first and foremost I went for the HP option and have not regretted it. (3) Portability.”Read full review →
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The Nord Electro 6 HP is the hammer-action model of Nord's legendary stage keyboard for vintage electro-mechanical sounds, packing organ, piano and sample synth engines behind 73 weighted keys in a remarkably portable red chassis.
The 73-key Hammer Action Portable keybed suits acoustic and electric piano playing while remaining light enough to carry, driving three independent sound sections usable simultaneously as layers or splits (6 split points with crossfade). The organ section runs Nord's C2D engine with B3 tonewheel, B3 Bass, Vox, Farfisa and two pipe organ models, controlled by digital LED drawbars, with Dual Organ mode and the vintage 122 rotary speaker simulation. The piano section holds 1 GB of the Nord Piano Library (120-voice polyphony, Advanced String Resonance), and the sample synth carries 512 MB of the Nord Sample Library — all sounds replaceable via Nord Sound Manager.
Seamless sound transitions, a full stereo effects section and an organised program system make it a complete gigging instrument. DjLab supplies genuine Nord in Lebanon with USD pricing, warranty handled locally, and fast delivery.
| Type | 73-key stage keyboard (Electro 6 HP) |
| Keybed | Hammer Action Portable, velocity-sensitive (E-E) |
| Engines | Organ (C2D: B3, B3 Bass, Vox, Farfisa, 2 pipe) + Piano + Sample Synth; layer/split, 6 split points |
| Drawbars | Digital LED; Dual Organ mode; 122 rotary simulation |
| Memory | 1 GB Piano Library (120 voices) + 512 MB Sample Library, replaceable |
| Extras | Seamless transitions, stereo FX section, program organise mode |
Detailed technical specifications are shown in the Overview section above.
3 reviews from leading pro-audio publications
“(2) The HP keyboard is great. Some will prefer the waterfall version, but as a piano player first and foremost I went for the HP option and have not regretted it. (3) Portability.”Read full review →
“Overall, the Nord Electro 6 HP-73’s interface feels quite unintuitive and could have been better. Portability, however, is something that Nord have nailed with the Electro 6 HP-73.”Read full review →
“A weighted-action digital workstation that feels like a stage piano. Tough competitor with the Electro 6. ... A less playable keyboard with loads of features and power as a digital workstation.”Read full review →





