Crumar Roadracer Late 70s Analogue Synth "Electric" Piano Velocity Sensitive and Chorus/Phaser

Here is a cool analog synth/piano from Crumar called the Roadracer. It's a pretty simple electric piano, giving three different piano voicings, which are basically the same sound, but with different tones, Piano one being the darkest and warmest, Piano 3 being the thinest and brightest, and Piano 2 in the middle. The bass can be engaged to add some lows to the output on the lower octaves of the piano.

The controls also include a chorus effect, with a speed control, and a slider for tuning. Near the middle of the slider you'll be in tune at 440Hz.

The piano also has a sustain pedal which is included, and does work.

I've tested this keyboard, it works as it should, all of the voices work, the chorus and tuning work as well. All of the keys work great, with the exception of the lowest F, the last key on the left. It works, and produces sound, but it is a bit sticky, and takes a bit to rebound and turn the note off.

Also included will be the original gig bag for the organ, which is in great shape. The zippers work, and the handles are intact, ready for the next gig!

Check out the video for a brief demo of the sounds in this keyboard.