via Hollow Sun where you'll find sample and full details.snip:
"The RMI Electrapiano from US manufacturer, Rocky Mount Instruments, was a popular electric piano/harpsichord in certain musical genres of the '70s.
To be accurate, the Electrapiano was actually an electronic piano - whereas other electric pianos at the time were electro-magnetic using tines hit by hammers that were amplified using pickups, the Electrapiano's sound was generated electronically.
It is thoroughly unrealistic and sounds very little like a real piano (or even an electric piano!) but it is a pleasant and distinctive sound nonetheless sounding somewhere between a harpsichord and a guitar... being charitable, let's just say that it has a piano or harpsichord 'quality'!...
FEATURES
* Authentic front panel; combine piano, harpsichord & lute
* 'Accenter' separately switchable
* 44kHz/24-bit samples for each note
* Presets plus user preset function
* Distortion, cab sim, chorus, phase shifter and echo multiFX
* Convolved reverb including springs, rooms, halls, etc.
via Steve Howell on The MATRIXSYNTH Lounge
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