The Martinic Elka Panther, also called the Capri, is a beloved classic Italian combo organ from the 60s. It creates bold and rich organ sounds with 13 tonal variations. You can adjust the 16', 8', 4' Stops and Mixture voice levels. Each note spans three octaves, there's bass extension to grey keys, and separate bass octave volume control. The Tone Decay adds a cool percussive effect to Mixture voices, and the powerful vibrato has speed and intensity control. Features include physical modeling of the vintage Elka Panther 300 and the rare LEM Tape Echo delay effect, 13 treble stops in 4 ranks plus 2 bass stops, and more. Advanced features cover an additional Elka Panther 100 engine, extended 88 MIDI note range, and support for various functions.
Using the Martinic Elka Panther is a breeze. First, power it on and adjust the volume to your liking. You can play around with the different stops to create various tones. For a more percussive effect, turn on the Tone Decay. The vibrato can be adjusted for speed and intensity to add a unique touch to your music. When it comes to the advanced features, make sure you understand the MIDI settings if you want to connect it to other devices. As for maintenance, keep it in a dry and clean place. Dust it regularly to prevent any buildup that could affect its performance. Also, be gentle when using the knobs and pedals to avoid any damage. If you're using it with other equipment, follow the proper connection procedures to ensure everything works smoothly.
