Because it was mass-produced in Italy and not marketed as a "pro" instrument, the was sold relatively cheaply. It never gained the prestige of a Farfisa Compact or a Vox Continental. As a result, thousands of these units ended up in thrift stores, attics, and landfill sites.
One of its most interesting features is its , which delivers a very specific "Italo-Disco" sound that is difficult to replicate with modern digital gear. While it may look like a simple consumer keyboard, it offers a surprisingly warm analog-style texture in its drum sounds and basslines. Other notable aspects include: elka eh105
: Users can layer two sounds to create thicker, more complex textures, a feature often missing from budget arrangers. Because it was mass-produced in Italy and not
