Crumar is an Italian manufacturer of electronic musical instruments, renowned for its synthesizers, keyboards, and digital tonewheel organ emulations.
CRUMAR is an Italian manufacturer of electronic musical instruments, established by Mario Crucianelli in the late 1960s. The brand gained prominence for its synthesizers and keyboards during the 1970s and 1980s. Its name is a portmanteau of Crucianelli and his business partner, Marchetti.
Today, Crumar continues to blend vintage aesthetics with modern technology. They produce high-quality digital tonewheel organ simulations like the Mojo line, physically modeled electric pianos like the Seventeen, and various spinet and console organ reinterpretations.
Crumar products are celebrated for delivering the authentic sound and feel of classic instruments. Purposely designed with cutting-edge DSP platforms and durable construction, their instruments are well-suited for both studio environments and demanding stage performances.
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User manuals can be downloaded directly from the Support section on the official Crumar website, and specific model guides are available in our directory.
Crumar instruments generally come with a 12-month manufacturer's warranty covering defective parts and labor, excluding physical wear and tear.
Firmware updates are typically performed via the instrument's USB host ports. Check the official Crumar support page for the newest firmware downloads and follow the update instructions provided.
While many Crumar organs (like the Mojo series) have built-in effects, specific models such as the Sorrento can interface with modular units like the Crumar Burn rotary simulation pedal for high-quality reverb and rotary effects.
The Crumar Mojo editor can be accessed either via an external optional Wi-Fi antenna using a Web-App or through a direct USB wired connection to your computer.