Organ / proto-synthbr /> 49 keys
1 amp output jack
1 headphone output
Between 1 DIN volume pedals
A grip for transport
feet below fold for transport, ideal

UTILIZATION

I do not use the bote rate (number of rhythmic rock, salsa, blues ... and the volume and tempo are adjustable)
very easy to use
I do not have the manual, but I think it is useless
Many proto-synth presets (piano, harpsichord, auto wah etc ...)
3 votes organ trs good
A non-adjustable vibrato
Sustain a somewhat cheap

SOUNDS

I use it for 2 months and I think I'll keep it for a while
I tried organs 60s (Elka, Eko, Farfisa) and I was looking for a good organ sound rtro for my group of rock & roll, and I found the organ sound is spot on!
I amplifies a fender blues junior lights if I want a crunch sound a little, otherwise a laney transistor 80 if I want a clean sound
a baffle (powerful) is intgre, so no need to amp rpter home

OVERALL OPINION

And keyboard all plastic (even the keys, so watch those who do not touch this); sturdy plastic trs; not fragile internal components not unlike the older organs (oscillators) acc s for the indoor Repair Tool trs simple
IDAL trslger So for those who play in groups and make concerts
the volume is classic pedals
power supply cable for long enough (practice)
black and must exist in 49B (beige)
I had sold my Sprinter 61B (MODEL the above) because I do not serve all the octaves
I found it less than 50, it's easy to find by chance