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Key Features
Product Ref: 393864
The Mojo Suitcase puts all the most important controls right where you need them. You get dedicated knobs for volume, overdrive and reverb on the left panel, so you can tweak them easily while playing. It also includes specific buttons for percussion control, vibrato activation, rotary speed, and more. Two groups of drawbars let you shape upper and lower manual tones independently, with additional controls for pedalboard drawbars. With drawbar hold, storage, and recall functions, switching between sounds mid-song is easy.
Other tactile controls include EQ knobs for bass, mid and treble, a vibrato selector with LED feedback, and a shift function for added features like transposition and rotary bypass. These are designed with live play in mind, so you can make precise adjustments without interrupting your flow.
The heart of the Mojo is its virtual tonewheel engine, offering detailed emulation of classic B, C and A series organs. With 91 individually modelled tonewheels and accurate phase syncing, it recreates the nuances of vintage gear. You can choose from 22 different tonewheel sets, then apply generator shaping to create up to 154 variations. Further adjustments include leakage noise, crosstalk levels, and resistor wiring types.
Extra options such as foldback on 16’, complex tonewheels for pedals, and string bass with adjustable release time help tailor the response. There’s also full control over percussion, including decay time, volume, and the option to bypass decay completely with the Perc Paradise Mod.
The rotary speaker sim adds depth and motion to your sound. It includes independently adjustable horn and bass rotor speeds, as well as separate up and down acceleration times. You can control the simulation in real time using the ROTARY SPEED button, switching between slow, fast, and brake positions. When braking, the rotors respond naturally, with realistic deceleration due to centrifugal force.
There’s also control over microphone positioning, cabinet resonance, tube overdrive and feedback. You can even dial in environmental reflections using the ambience setting, giving your sound the sense of being played through a real amp in a real space.
The Mojo Suitcase supports both wired USB and optional Wi-Fi editing, letting you fine-tune settings via a web app. MIDI In and Out ports allow you to integrate it into your wider setup, and there’s support for pedal sustain and manual splits, so you can tailor the keyboard layout to suit your playing style. Each manual can be split, with an adjustable split point, allowing more flexible use of the two 61-note keyboards.