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"Electric piano made in East Germany in the late 70s. It's the brother of the Vermona Piano Strings.
They share the same body and layout but sound is a bit different. The piano sounds fuller on this one. Harpsichord and Spinet sounds are quite similar.
This one has a very nice and deep tremolo buit in, but no triple chorus like its string machine sibling.
Also has the same overall and seperate instruments volume control as well as a sustain switch that either make the sound to its longuest sustain or have the pedal control it.
A previous owner added a pot (in a not very nice place on the keyboard) that controls the length of the sustain. It's a nice added feature.
The unit was serviced. Caps in the power supply were replaced and original DIN sockets were replaced by jack ones for both output and sustain pedal input.
It's perfectly working.
Condition is fair, there are signs of wear and time but overall still looks good."
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