First, it should be understood that the notes I give reflect the age of the instrument ... inevitably, compared to a Roland last generation or there is the editing and storage of sounds, midi ...

Otherwise, for description, see the other view, it is very comprehensive.

UTILIZATION

The configuration and editing is super simple because everything is under your fingers! and manual ... I had to lose in 1979 (at the same time I had been born while I was busy with aut 'things!

I'm just a little flat, the 4 programs are not editable and the last pulls it all thoroughly, lol! Well, why I put him 8 / 10.

SOUNDS

I play the Trip Hop (genre Portishead, Radiohead or archive) and I'm not an organist or pianist training but I love living hear sounds that are grainy ... and here I am served. It is a Hammond but not really realistic. It is true that Leslie is not very convincing but the saturation is doing very well and the settings are drastic.
This keyboard really has something personal in the range.

I am sure will always use the same gear (everyone wants to play the Hammond B4 or Gibson, Fender guitars), it is a bit simplistic. There's plenty of stuff that sound with its own identity and this organ is gone.

OVERALL OPINION

I've had 3 or 4 years and I enjoyed myself with (since I'm not very usual keyboard). He played reggae, blues, trip-hop, rock and he has always given something more than digital emulations cold to die.
I have other keyboards lying around and that's really my favorite but let's be honest, this is the only quality I have so if I compare to a Yamaha Electone ... nothing to see.
I bought it by chance and the purchase price was really pathetic (20 euros) and what's funny is that neither the seller (inheritance) nor I knew the quality of this instrument.

Obviously I would do this choice. But I could separate myself to make money on.